- From: Imagination's End <I.End@bigpic.com>
- Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 14:03:17 -0600
- To: www-html@w3.org
Why bother with a BGSOUND tag. Sound, and soundtracks, don't seem to be related to rendering at all, so why have it as part of HTML. A simple solution is to know that with Java you can easily have a background sound, with or without controls, autostarting or not, repeating or not, user controllable or not, it's a system independent method (using the correct sound type). The other method is via the OBJECT tag (and as somebody stated with NetshapeML EMBED), specify either the sound, or some program to play the sound. I thought HTML was supposed to be independent of the system. OBJECT and Java tags are, since they have alternatives. What is the alternative, or rendering method, of a BGSOUND supposed to. Is a computer without a sound card supposed to open a new window and draw the waveform of the sound? :) ____ / | Imagination's End I.End@bigpic.com | Senior Software Engineer | Big Picture Multimedia
Received on Friday, 23 August 1996 16:02:50 UTC