- From: Bailey, Bruce <Bruce.Bailey@ed.gov>
- Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 13:59:10 -0500
- To: <w3c-wai-gl@w3.org>
> Or do we want to use the same 'screenplay' at L3 as at L1 ? I agree with John and Loretta that wording should be consistent between levels. > Since we have a strong text equivalent option for multimedia at 1.2 L1 - do we really want a weak one at level 3 of 1.1? How about requiring *both* Audio Description and full corrected screenplay at level 3? That is, for L1 the site has a choice of AD or screenplay. For L3 claim, site must provide both. This way, providing the full corrected screenplay does satisfy this particular SC at Triple A "for free". If the site is going for Triple A, they still have to do some extra work. Is there a need to further qualify that some kinds of video don't really benefit from Audio Description, and therefore AD is not required? Is it legitimate for a site with nothing but talking head type videos (captioned of course) to claim they satisfy Level 1? Or, since a talking head type video gains little from audio description, *must* a site provide full corrected screenplay to satisfy Level 1?
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