15:01:53 RRSAgent has joined #tt 15:01:53 logging to https://www.w3.org/2019/04/11-tt-irc 15:01:55 RRSAgent, make logs public 15:01:55 Zakim has joined #tt 15:01:57 Meeting: Timed Text Working Group Teleconference 15:01:57 Date: 11 April 2019 15:02:04 log: https://www.w3.org/2019/04/11-tt-irc 15:02:11 Agenda: https://github.com/w3c/ttwg/issues/32 15:02:18 Present: Gary, Nigel 15:02:20 Chair: Nigel 15:02:22 pal has joined #tt 15:02:24 scribe: nigel 15:02:38 scribe: cyril 15:02:57 Regrets: Thierry, Glenn 15:03:25 Present+ Pierre 15:04:10 Present+ Philippe 15:05:18 plh has joined #tt 15:06:32 Regrets+ Andreas 15:06:33 Topic: this meeting 15:06:58 nigel: next week's meeting we have regrets from Nigel, Philippe and Pierre 15:07:12 ... so I propose to cancel next week's meeting 15:07:25 cyril: +! 15:07:36 s/+!/+1/ 15:07:50 nigel: ok cancelled 15:08:18 nigel: today we have charter, profile registry, webvtt IR 15:08:47 ... TTML2 and 3 PR 15:09:05 pal: I'd like to talk about roadmap and requirements 15:09:51 ... I'd like to work on IMSC next and would like to know what the plan is 15:10:13 https://github.com/w3c/strategy/issues/175 15:10:15 plh: I have an FYI 15:10:48 plh: we will look at subtitles and VR 15:11:03 ... some of you may be interested, just watch the issue 15:12:02 topic: TTWG Charter 15:12:27 nigel: we'll come back to this topic later 15:12:38 topic: TTML Profile Registry Actions, Pull Requests and Issues 15:12:45 nigel: I've not seen any comment 15:12:58 ... cyril raised 71 15:13:11 ... but we want to publish now 15:13:57 cyril: I'm fine with publishing and republishing when issue 71 is resolved 15:14:37 nigel: 2 weeks ago we recorded the resolution to publish it 15:15:03 ... so we are at the end of our review period 15:15:33 ... so plh can publish it 15:16:14 scribe: nigel 15:16:29 Topic: The codecs parameter should have a formal definition of the use of the combination operators. tt-profile-registry#71 15:16:35 github: https://github.com/w3c/tt-profile-registry/issues/71 15:16:51 Cyril: I discussed this with Mike and think he has the same view as me. We can discuss this on a call when 15:17:01 .. all of I, Mike and Glenn are on the call. 15:17:20 Nigel: Okay, let's come back to this another day 15:17:23 github-bot, end topic 15:17:32 scribe: cyril 15:17:44 topic: WebVTT Implementation Report 15:18:20 nigel: gary sent responses on the Japanese requirements 15:18:39 gkatsev: there are some features and some are missing 15:18:53 q+ 15:18:56 ... I want to work on adding them but it shouldn't block the current process 15:19:18 nigel: what do you mean? 15:19:34 ... are there features in the document that have no test? 15:19:55 ... we need to make sure that we have tests and should include them in the IR 15:20:19 gkatsev: there are Japanese features that are necessary but not included in current WebVTT and that should be added in the future 15:20:27 ... text-emphasis is not included in the white list 15:20:42 nigel: I was concerned about features that are but not in the tests 15:20:55 gkatsev: yes, those tests should be added 15:21:03 ack plh 15:21:10 plh: I reached out to APA 15:21:27 ... to double check if they have anything to say about the features at-risk 15:21:31 ... that's done 15:22:03 ... the period ends may 2nd, and unless anything comes up, we should push PR after may 2nd and push any new feature to v2 15:22:29 ... APA are aware of it but did not send response yet 15:22:57 ... regarding Japanese, we may want to reach out to the i18n group and see if they are ok with delaying the missing features to v2 15:23:30 ... obviously, there is work to do between now and may 2nd 15:24:02 ... I'm trying to get everything aligned so that we are in a good position after may 2nd 15:24:11 nigel: anything else to know regarding progress on the IR 15:24:14 gkatsev: no 15:24:30 Topic: TTML2 and TTML3 Pull Requests 15:24:47 nigel: since Glenn is not there, I don't know if we can tackle these 15:25:48 nigel: the issues are https://github.com/w3c/ttml2/issues/1034 15:26:48 ... and the PR https://github.com/w3c/ttml2/pull/1054 15:27:13 rrsagent, generate minutes 15:27:13 I have made the request to generate https://www.w3.org/2019/04/11-tt-minutes.html plh 15:27:34 pal: the one I'm really concerned about is 1043 15:28:32 -> https://www.w3.org/TR/2019/NOTE-ttml-profile-registry-20190411/ TT Registry 15:30:10 Topic: TTWG Charter 15:30:18 nigel: we are in a good shape I think 15:30:24 -> https://w3c.github.io/charter-timed-text/ 15:30:49 ... the latest draft is simplified quite a lot 15:31:00 plh: I did not review but I like the spirit 15:31:14 ... basically what matters is the scope section 15:31:30 ... to make sure there is no overlap between groups 15:31:57 nigel: some sections need staff input 15:32:21 ... dates, drafts that we use a starting points ... 15:32:44 plh: I should have an action item to have a pass at it 15:33:06 ... for example some sentences from our template have been removed and should be added back (security and accessibility) 15:33:19 ... also section numbering consistency is greatly appreciated 15:33:25 https://rawgit.com/w3c/charter-drafts/gh-pages/charter-template.html 15:33:57 Each specification should contain a section detailing all known security and privacy implications for implementers, Web authors, and end users. 15:34:01 plh: in the success criteria section, there are 2 important sentences that should not be removed 15:34:19 pal: it's present 15:34:24 nigel: not in that form 15:35:28 plh: I see also that you have an accessibility 15:35:36 .. so that's fine by me 15:35:53 ... I'll still renumber sections 15:36:13 plh: you should raise an issue against the charter template 15:36:45 ... we can't let one group change the charter, we should change the template 15:37:21 pal: your request is to move the entire success criteria in the scope section 15:37:24 plh: yes 15:46:47 nigel: the plan is to send it for AC review beginning of may 15:47:26 Topic: Timelines 15:47:49 nigel: some of the deliverables that we have in our requirements need new documents 15:48:00 ... live contributions of TTML and Audio Descriptions 15:48:08 ... I have internal draft 15:48:14 ... for live contribution 15:48:49 ... I'll probably be asking for a repo in some weeks 15:49:02 ... on the Audio Description Profile of TTML2 15:49:11 ... I've reconvened the community group 15:49:19 ... and we had a successful meeting in march 15:49:35 ... I'm expecting to apply editorial changes in the next few weeks 15:49:53 ... and we can use that as a starting point for the charter and a WD from this group 15:50:30 cyril: I have the plan to write a spec on Karaoke 15:50:48 nigel: the other one is XR, VR, 360 15:51:16 ... I'm not aware any document being written 15:51:25 cyril: what about the extended use of fonts for images 15:51:48 nigel: that certainly forms one potential solution for the problem 15:52:05 ... I think we need an explainer for these 15:52:18 pal: in the case of IMSC 1.1, we created a formal req doc 15:52:28 ... and then a draft for IMSC 1.1 15:52:34 ... here we do not have a req doc 15:53:09 ... is the absence of a req doc going to block the process? 15:53:19 nigel: it's good practice to have it 15:53:27 pal: will it be a blocker? 15:53:41 ... I can be happy with either 15:53:48 ... I liked IMSC1.1's process 15:54:00 ... but if we don't say it must, we're not going to do it 15:54:13 nigel: I don't think it's a blocker in terms of process 15:54:16 ... it's our choice 15:54:34 ... but it's not our choice to write an explainer 15:54:43 cyril: I don't understand the explainer 15:54:55 nigel: groups like tag need an explainer in order to review work 15:54:57 -> https://w3ctag.github.io/explainers TAG Explainers 15:55:00 ... and we need tag review 15:55:38 ... since it's needed, it's good to have that at the beginning 15:55:56 ... it's really basic, but it's a good idea 15:56:53 cyril: thanks 15:57:16 nigel: turning that into a lightweight requirements doc would be simple 15:57:33 ... the one piece for which we have reqs is the Audio Description Profile 15:57:50 scribe: nigel 15:57:58 Cyril: I agree with Pierre we need to move faster on these. 15:58:06 .. Deadline for 1st Explainer draft and 1st spec draft? 15:58:22 Nigel: Spec or Requirements draft? 15:58:37 Cyril: You said we can derive the requirements from the explainer, so we don't need that now or at all? 15:58:58 Nigel: I imagined we would create a dry requirements document using the explainer as motivation. 15:59:18 Cyril: I don't really care about the requirements doc, I will do it if needed but it seems only the explainer and the spec 15:59:23 .. are required documents. Two should be enough. 15:59:54 Nigel: I'm prepared to look at the explainers and see if they are adequate for use as requirements. 15:59:58 Cyril: Fair enough. 16:00:10 .. Back to Pierre's comments, if we want a specification by the end of the year we should have started already. 16:00:16 .. Having a deadline is probably helpful. 16:00:48 Nigel: OK, any proposals for a deadline? 16:02:00 Pierre: Looking at IMSC 1.2 (I guess) do we need an explainer or do the issues suffice? 16:02:16 .. One requirement is inline display of textual elements that cannot be expressed using common fonts. 16:02:36 .. One solution is images, another is custom fonts. I'm proposing that we go down the path of custom fonts and 16:02:51 .. pursue that as far as we can and see if it doesn't work because that is something already supported by other timed 16:02:59 .. text systems and has least impact on the spec. 16:03:13 .. My inclination would be to go down that path for IMSC 1.2 and I have started the editing work in that direction 16:03:16 .. based on issue 472. 16:03:30 .. If some folk still feel they must have inline images like SVG or bitmap then that's going to be a longer discussion 16:03:45 .. because I know there are some users fundamentally opposed to any form of images in Text profile documents. 16:05:00 Nigel: I think for IMSC it makes sense to duplicate the process for IMSC 1.1 and create a requirements document. 16:05:13 Pierre: I think we can do that in 3 weeks. We have to have a set of baseline requirements documents and explainers. 16:05:16 Cyril: Sure 16:06:10 Nigel: That aligns nicely with the goal of sending the Charter for review at the beginning of May. 16:06:23 .. (3 weeks is May 2). 16:08:27 Pierre: Also in the back of my head I'm wondering if we need TTML3 this year. 16:08:42 Nigel: Yes, there's not a huge set of changes that warrants a major point release, we could do everything in TTML2, 16:08:47 .. even if that's TTML 2.1. 16:09:09 Pierre: Yes, keep TTML3 on the charter for sure, but the current set of changes is small and may grow so we may want 16:09:15 .. to publish it next year instead. 16:09:50 Cyril: Yes, I think the extensions and IMSC 1.2 are important, but there is not a pressing list of urgent needs for TTML3 right now. 16:10:00 .. I think we need to discuss this in our next call in 2 weeks. 16:10:01 Nigel: Yes. 16:10:45 Topic: Meeting close 16:11:01 Nigel: Thanks everyone, let's adjourn, see you again in 2 weeks time. 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