Camera Effects Coordination

[markafoltz]

Session description

Real-time effects applied to camera input such as background blur, face framing, and lighting correction are becoming more available to users through their operating systems, browsers, and other software components. These effects manipulate camera input before it reaches Web applications via getUserMedia().

Web applications that want to use camera input (and possibly apply their own effects) need know when effects are applied and respond accordingly.

Background:

• Explainer with alternative API shape
• https://w3c.github.io/mediacapture-main/getusermedia.html#def-constraint-backgroundBlur

Session goal

Review current work, community discussion to gather feedback

Additional session chairs (Optional)

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Who can attend

Anyone may attend (Default)

IRC channel (Optional)

camera-effects

Other sessions where we should avoid scheduling conflicts (Optional)

91, #71, #18, #13

Instructions for meeting planners (Optional)

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Agenda for the meeting.

This a WIP and will be updated before the session begins.

• How should we coordinate behaviors between applications that consume camera input and platforms that want to enhance camera input through effects?
• Review how camera effects are currently exposed to script
• Suggest possible improvements
• (If time) Applicability to browser and OS audio effects
• Questions and discussion

Links to calendar

• 2024-09-25, 13:15 - 14:15

Meeting materials

• Slides - web viewer
• Slides - pdf
• Minutes - google doc

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