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The mission of the W3C Media Fragments Working Group, part of the Video in the Web Activity, is to address temporal and spatial media fragments in the Web using Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI). [Charter]

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In addition to this wiki, the working group also uses a public mail archive.

On this page: Teleconference → Discussion Pages → Deliverables → F2F Meetings

Teleconference

Day and Time: Every Wednesday, 12:00 UTC
Zakim Teleconference calendar, we are IA_MFWG
See also: ScribeList

Discussion Pages

The main responsible (if any) is shown between brackets.

Deliverables

See the W3C Editor's page: http://www.w3.org/2003/Editors/
- We use xmlspec, see also the guide

Use Cases and Requirements for Media Fragments

Working Draft: current version, FPWD version

Media Fragments 1.0: Syntax and Processing

Working Draft:

Syntax
- Motivate the choice for the hash (#), explain the different behavior for the query (?) (e.g. add a link header to link back to the original resource where this new resource comes from)
UA_Server_HTTP_Communication
- User Agent Media Fragment Resolution and Processing (Michael)
- Essential reading: HTTP/1.1, part 5: Range Requests and Partial Responses, draft-ietf-httpbis-p5-range-06
UA_Server_RTSP_Communication
Semantics
- Review of media types regarding fragment semantics (Michael)

Test Cases

Liaison with Other Groups

HTML 5: Ian Hickson suggested that HTML 5 uses the Media Fragment specification for "playing a track starting at a particular location without using script that waits for the media to load".