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Boilerplate for Community Review #10

Open haudiobe opened 5 years ago

haudiobe commented 5 years ago

All,

I am trying to add a boilerplate, but I am really not able to so. This is all very cryptic for me.

<pre class="metadata">
Revision: 1.0

Title: DASH Player's Application Events and Timed Metadata Processing Models and APIs
Status: LD
Shortname: application events
URL: https://dashif.org/guidelines/name-of-doc
Issue Tracking: GitHub https://github.com/Dash-Industry-Forum/Events/issues
Repository: https://github.com/Dash-Industry-Forum/Event GitHub
Editor: DASH Industry Forum

Default Highlight: text
<!-- Enabling line numbers breaks code blocks in PDF! (2018-10-02) -->
Line Numbers: off
Markup Shorthands: markdown yes
Markup Shorthands: css yes
Boilerplate: copyright off, abstract off
Abstract: None
</pre>

The boilerplate for community review should contain all of the following:

  DASH-IF IOP CR   rev - Current version: V4.3  

  Status: |   | Draft | X | Internal Review |   | Community Review |   | Agreed     Title: | Low-latency Modes for DASH   |   Source: | Live TF   |   Supporting Companies: | Akamai, castLabs, Comcast, Elemental Technologies, Ericsson, Harmonics, Qualcomm Incorporated, Sony, TNO, Unified Streaming   |   Category: | A |   | Date: | 2019-06-03   | Use one of the following categories: C  (correction) A  (addition of feature) B  (editorial modification) |     |   Reason for change: | DASH‐IF collected information related to Low‐Latency Streaming in a Report, together with DVB. The report (available here: https://dash-industry-forum.github.io/docs/Report%20on%20Low%20Latency%20DASH.pdf) provides use cases, service scenarios, deployment experience and existing potential technologies. Also, DASH‐IF already generated the DASH profile for ATSC that includes a mode supporting low latency. Based on this information in the report, it is recommended to add low latency to DASH‐IF IOP Guidelines.   |   Summary of change: | This change provides a new clause for live services that addresses specification updates as well as implementation guidelines to support Low-Latency DASH services addressing the requirements above.   |   Consequences if not approved: | Low-Latency DASH not available   |   Sections affected: | References in clause 2 New section 4.X   |   Other comments: | This document contains several notes highlighted in yellow. Feedback during community review is welcome specifically on these topics.   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |   |  

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sandersaares commented 5 years ago

If you wish to add such a table, just add it as a new content section that contains a <table>.