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Welcome to the collaborative web space for the W3C Audio WG - the group chartered to work on next-generation standards for audio processing and synthesis on the web.

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Status

July/August 2012: After publishing MediaStreamProcessing as a Working Group Note, the group published a third public version of the Web Audio API and is working through the list of issues for the Web Audio API, with a bit of work also happening on the Use Cases and Requirements draft, to be published as as Note.

We expect the group to re-charter within the next few weeks, officially kick-starting the work on the MIDI API.

An unofficial proposal of the DSP API Specification is also available. The draft is evolving based on the feedback received so far.

How we work (and how you can contribute)

The working group operates in public, mainly through discussion on the public-audio@w3.org mailing-list.

Contributing to the work (everyone welcome)

Anyone is welcome to participate on the list by sending e-mail. Subscribing to the mailing-list (which can be done by sending a mail to public-audio-request@w3.org with subject "subscribe") is strongly recommended if you want to effectively contribute to the conversation.

Here are a few ways to contribute:

Joining the Working Group (W3C members only)

The core of the work on requirements, specification and testing is done by the members of the working group, which are either W3C members or "invited experts". W3C member organisations are welcome to participate in this effort by assigning representative(s) to the group. Please get in touch with the chair (Olivier Thereaux) then join the group. Working group members are meeting weekly by phone, and once to three times a year face-to-face.

Issues Tracking

A lot of our work is related to raising, tracking and solving issues on our draft specifications.

As of June 2012, we are using W3C Bugzilla as our issues tracker. Our issues list is currently as follows:

Spec Raised In Progress Review Closed ALL
MIDI API New or Unconfirmed Assigned or Reopened Resolved Verified or Closed All
Web Audio API New or Unconfirmed Assigned or Reopened Resolved Verified or Closed All
Use Cases and Requirements New or Unconfirmed Assigned or Reopened Resolved Verified or Closed All
All specs New or Unconfirmed Assigned or Reopened Resolved Verified or Closed All

If you wish to catch up with recent activity, the view of issues changed in the past week or in the past month can be useful. Or you may want the short-and-sweet list of issues recently resolved by the editors, complete with links to changesets in the specs.

Group Deliverables

The Audio WG is developing and maintaining the following documents:

Deliverable Timelines

Please see our Specification Timelines page for a detailed overview.

Meetings

Face-to-Face Meeting

The group held its latest face-to-face meeting on January 23rd and 24th 2012 at the Google offices in Venice Beach, California.

The group will NOT be meeting at the upcoming TPAC in Lyon. Another face-to-face meeting, possibly in January-February 2013 on the American continent, is being discussed.

Telcon Times

The group was on hiatus for most of summer 2012, and is restarting its calls. We have calls on Wednesdays at Noon Boston time approximately every 2 weeks. An iCal calendar is published for group members' convenience. Next call Wednesday 17th October 16:00-17:00 UTC.

  • Conference code: 28346 ("AUDIO")
  • Bridge US: +1-617-761-6200 (Zakim)
  • Europe: +33.4.89.06.34.99, +44.117.370.6152

… or use a SIP Client to connect to the bridge.

Please remember to log in to the Audio IRC channel prior to the meeting.

  • Server: irc.w3.org
  • Port: 6665
  • Channel: #audio

Summaries, Meeting Minutes and Resolutions

Issue Tracker

We track action items and issues on our Issue Tracker

We also track bugs in Bugzilla.

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