Hi all. This announces the successful integration of Shared Motion by Motion Corporation as first timing provider for timing object. http://webtiming.github.io/timingsrc/ Timingsrc library is now complete with source code, documentation, example code and live demos. In other words; a new … Continue reading
Hi all. I announced https://github.com/webtiming/timingsrc a little earlier, a GitHub repository for the Multi-device Timing Community Group. The repository currently includes implementation of the TimingObject, along with TimingConverters and tools for sequencing and media synchronization. I also want to announce that … Continue reading
Hi all I’ve created a new repository https://github.com/webtiming/timingsrc for the Multi-device Timing Community Group. The repository now holds a near-complete JavaScript implementation of the Timing Object draft spec. The repository additionally includes key tools and concepts to use with the TimingObject … Continue reading
Hi all. This announces the publication of MediaSync, a generic and open-source JavaScript library for timed (synchronized) playback of HTML5 audio and video. The MediaSync library works to time align media playback to the progression of the timing object. http://webtiming.github.io/mediasync/ … Continue reading
Hi all. This announces the publication of a generic and open-source JavaScript Sequencer for the timing object. http://webtiming.github.io/sequencer/ http://webtiming.github.io/timingsrc/ The timing object draft spec defines a new TimingTextTrack [1] as a mechanism for precisely timed presentation of timed data, integrated with … Continue reading
On 2015-08-28 the Multi-device Timing Community Group published the first draft of the following specification: Timing Object Specification. Participants contribute material to this specification under the W3C Community Contributor License Agreement (CLA). If you have any questions, please contact the … Continue reading
Hi all, I did some experiments using the Shaka MPEG DASH player, which lends itself quite nicely to synchronization using the Timing object/Shared Motions. I used the DashCast streamer to create a looping live stream with a 5 minute or … Continue reading
We have just published a paper highlighting the importance of precise timing for Web-based media, both in single-device and multi-device scenarios. The paper may serve as a high-level introduction to the approach and tasks suggested for the Multi-device Timing Community … Continue reading
Hi all, time for a new demonstration! As we are working on the HTML5 Timing Object, it is nice to visualize how it can be used. In this demonstration, we show how we map data onto a timeline. This is … Continue reading
Hi all, A first draft for the HTMLTimingObject is out and we are inviting your feedback. http://webtiming.github.io/timingobject/ The HTMLTimingObject in a nutshell: The Web already defines a rich set of concepts and frameworks for timed operations, e.g., HTMLMediaElement, HTMLTrackElement, HTMLMediaController, … Continue reading
