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- HTML media errors discussion
- HTML content protection errors discussion
clarke: what level do we
want?
... Ted provided numbers of errors
... specific to content protection
... Mark Watson proposed lower level ones
markW: architectural
question
... we need some archtecture
mav: agree errors for content protection is not well-defined as the ones for HTTP
ted: wasn't aware of multiple proposals
clarke: on the low level errors
(discussion on error codes and architecture)
markW: 600 different errors in our system
ted: can you show actual use case?
markW: can
clarke: it would be useful to list errors match to actual APIs
ted: yes
... like that idea
clarke: even though they would
occur asynchronously
... if you can provide that, it would be useful
... I'll try to put together on the Wiki
ted: how do you proceed using both ML and Wiki?
clarke: maybe one page on
adaptive bit rate and another on content protection
... including list of errors
... and add comments
... open discussion using Wiki
... will take an action item to create them
<scribe> ACTION: clarke to create wiki pages for adaptive streaming and content protection [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/11/17-webtv-minutes.html#action01]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-82 - Create wiki pages for adaptive streaming and content protection [on Clarke Stevens - due 2011-11-24].
clarke: hope we can conclude this
discussion by the end of the year
... there is no specific deadline, though
... sounds reasonable?
kaz: do you mean we'll wrap up the discussion so far and create the first version of the MPTF report?
clarke: yes
... put together the requirements, and pass them to the HTML
WG
kaz: great
... btw, I think we should (1) send out a brief summary from
our joint meetings at TPAC 2011 to the IG public list and (2)
update the whole IG report with the summary report, (because we
had great discussion and progress there) though we didn't have
our own F2F meeting
... maybe we'll publish the report asap because it's already 2
weeks since the meetings
clarke: already provided some report with several paragraphs
kaz: that should be enough. I'll send a message to the IG chairs and ask them for opinions
clarke: let's see their opinions
[ adjourned ]