WebVTT is quite a powerful format. It has been developed to transport timed data chunks, including captions, subtitles, video descriptions, chapters, and in fact any chunk of data that cues up with a time segment of a media element. The … Continue reading
In recent months, several of the big browsers have either released <track> element support with WebVTT or are providing experimental builds with support. IE 10 Microsoft provided <track> element support in the Internet Explorer 10 Platform Preview 4 to developers … Continue reading
On 2012-08-10 the Web Media Text Tracks Community Group published the first draft of the following specification: WebVTT. Participants contribute material to this specification under the W3C Community Contributor License Agreement (CLA). If you have any questions, please contact the … Continue reading
Just joined this group. Great to see some faces from the “old days”. I’m especially interested in using text tracks to support lectures where technical text (especially programming code and markup) is being discussed and illustrated, but I’m also interested … Continue reading
