Closed dontcallmedom closed 11 months ago
The Security and Privacy self-review link is invalid. I think you mean https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-svc/#privacy and https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-svc/#security.
We had a TAG review already done in #396 , is it not sufficient?
@Orphis I had the same question. The only major change in the API from the last TAG review was the use of Media Capabilities API instead of getCapabililties().
@torgo any ETA on this review? We're trying to assess when we might be ready to request CR
@Orphis I had the same question. The only major change in the API from the last TAG review was the use of Media Capabilities API instead of getCapabililties().
It looks like almost everything in the spec has changed since our last review.
Hi folks -
Thanks for sending us this review. Given what @adoba wrote above concerning the changes and the fact that Media Capabilities API itself enjoys multi-stakeholder support, we'd like to close this review. However, it looks to us like a lot of additional changes were made to the spec. @dontcallmetom can you confirm that this is the only substantive change?
This isn't the only substantive change, although it's probably the most platform-impacting one.
The list of non-editorial pull requests merged since the last TAG review can be classified as follows:
Hi @dontcallmedom thanks for that clarification. On that basis we're happy to see this move forward. Thanks for bringing to us!
I'm requesting a TAG re-review of WebRTC Scalable Video Coding.
WebRTC Scalable Video Coding allows to use the capabilities of modern video codecs to combine several video quality into a single encoded stream sent via WebRTC to an endpoint that can then dispatch the right substream to the different parties based on their receiving capabilities.
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You should also know that there was a previous review of this specification 4 years ago: https://github.com/w3ctag/design-reviews/issues/396
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