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Issues to be addressed at the CTA Fall Forum 2019 face-to-face workshop. #8

Closed wilaw closed 2 years ago

wilaw commented 5 years ago

The WAVE project will hold a face-to-face workshop on in Los Angeles on Monday Sept 23 from 9-12 and 1:30-5pm and Tuesday 9-12. Use this issue tracker to contribute discussion items. These will be collated by the TWG Chair before the meeting and converted in to a presentation deck to drive the agenda for the day.

For each item, please suggest a title, and provide some background text as well as the decision to made or call-to-action. Also state which task force you feel the work falls under.

wilaw commented 5 years ago

Chris Cunningham of Google, author of the Media Capabilities specification, has been invited to join the meeting remotely to discuss “Intended capability additions to the Media Capability API around codec switching and smooth transitions”. I am waiting for confirmation from him as to day and time.

wilaw commented 5 years ago

W3C Privacy Interest Group have an interest in reducing API surface to reduce fingerprinting. How does this affect Media Capabilities as well as our general architecture of a web-based platform with capability discovery at its core?

wilaw commented 5 years ago

Harmonizing media profiles between CSTF, ATSC and 3GPP

wilaw commented 5 years ago

Coordination between CSTF and ATSC

haudiobe commented 5 years ago

Harmonizing media profiles between CSTF, ATSC and 3GPP

This should also include DVB

haudiobe commented 5 years ago

CMAF byte stream format draft

haudiobe commented 5 years ago

EMSG Processing Requirements in DPC

haudiobe commented 5 years ago

Consistent playback tests and Manifest signaling for encrypted content

haudiobe commented 5 years ago

DPC Version 2 - what is in and what is out?

wilaw commented 4 years ago

Pick and discuss HATF https://github.com/w3c/webmediaapi/issues/199

On Media Source Extensions, we do not limit this to the ISO BMFF byte stream format. Is this intentional? Or said differently, should it not mandate the support of ISO BMFF byte stream format On Web Audio API: o Has anyone checked how the Web Audio API interacts with our audio profiles? o Does W3C has tests for the Web Audio API that may be combined reused for DPCTF tests?

JohnRiv commented 4 years ago

Upgrading the AWS instance that https://webapitests2018.ctawave.org/ runs on to reduce timeouts

JohnRiv commented 4 years ago

HATF https://github.com/w3c/webmediaapi/issues/211

During our initial discussion on this topic, I believe we left this as we should either add some technical details around handling a Cue or explicitly agree to not include any details.

johnluther commented 4 years ago

HATF w3c/webmediaapi#219

Discuss standing up https://webapitests2019.ctawave.org/ server to prepare for the updated test set. Initially can be stood up with the 2018 tests as placeholder.

wilaw commented 4 years ago

From Stockhammer - my suggestion is that we create the following:

JohnRiv commented 4 years ago

Title: Type 1 Playback & W3C Standards TF: DPCTF

When I gave an update on CTA WAVE during the W3C Media & Entertainment Interest Group meeting at TPAC, Type 1 Playback (https://github.com/cta-wave/device-playback-task-force/issues/31) caught the attention of the group. Those present stated if there is anything from a W3C standards perspective that could help with that, they'd be happy to discuss.

This may be more of a "for awareness" type item than an actual issue to address, but either way I feel it is worth mentioning at the F2F.

wilaw commented 4 years ago

Review proposals for UI for Test Suite interface

JohnRiv commented 4 years ago

Title: Web Media API Test Suite updates to support Web Platform Tests TF: HATF

There is an open PR on the web-platform-tests RFCs repo to work through how we could upstream the WMAS2018 test suite changes back to the web-platform-tests project. The comments in that PR explain the initial set of asks from the WPT team. I'd like to understand our plan to address those comments and also explore how we can best build the WMAS tests in a way so that they can easily upstream back to WPT what is useful, keep separate what is not useful to WPT, and ease the ability to pull in the latest from WPT as we make future updates.

JohnRiv commented 4 years ago

Title: Shorten lead time between Web Media API Snapshot updates and subsequent Test Suite updates TF: HATF

Ideally, WMAS test suite changes would be made at the same time updates to the WMAS spec are committed to GitHub (before the annual Snapshot is even officially published). In reality the time gap between the two is months. How can we bring those closer together?