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Showcase
From Media Fragments Working Group Wiki
Goal
This page aims to reference all existing implementations or applications using the Media Fragments URI specification.
The applications and implementations referenced below will appear shorty in a showcase portal at http://mediafragments.org/
Existing implementations
Developers: Do not hesitate to mail public-media-fragment@w3.org your showcase application to be added in this table
| Product | Lead developer | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Firefox (nightly or Firefox 9+) (demo), see announcement | Mozilla / Chris Double | Supports the temporal dimension of Media Fragment URI, see also the implementation report |
| WebKit, see bug closed and test cases | Apple / Eric Carlson | Supports the temporal dimension of Media Fragment URI |
| Chrome, see announcement | Supports the temporal dimension of Media Fragment URI | |
| mediafragment.js (github) | Thomas Steiner | A javascript library parsing media fragment URIs and that can be used as a polyfill for various browsers, see also the implementation report |
| NinSuna Media Fragments Player (demo) | Wim Van Lancker | An HTML5-based video player supporting both the temporal and the spatial dimensions, see also the implementation report |
| Synote Media Fragment Player (UK parliament demo and screencast) | Yunjia Li | A client-side implementation of the temporal dimension, see also the implementation report |
| Ligne de Temps platform | Vincent Puig et Raphaël Velt | A client-side implementation of the temporal and spatial dimensions enabling to create and share media fragments |
| EuropeanaConnect Media Annotation Prototype (demo and github) | Europeana / Austrian Information Institute / Simon Rainer | Annotation prototype generating media fragments URI for the spatial dimension only at the moment |
| NinSuna Media Fragments Server (demo) | Davy Van Deursen | An implementation of the media fragments processing recipes for the temporal and the track dimensions. Media segments can be requested by using the query parameter and/or through the HTTP range header. It is important to notice that no transcoding is applied to create the media segments. More specifically, all segments are extracted from the original media resource. |
| Image Annotation Design uses spatial media fragments | ResearchSpace project between partners Ontotext and British Museum / Vladimir Alexiev (see also the workspace) | See also this great survey for image annotation tools |