The Multi-device Timing Community Group aims to facilitate precise playback and control of timed data, i.e. timed subtitles, timed cues, timed events, timed triggers etc.<\/p>\n
A section of the timing object draft specification is concerned with sequencing of timed data.<\/p>\n
http:\/\/webtiming.github.io\/timingobject\/#timed-data-and-the-timing-object<\/a><\/p>\n This proposes the introduction of a new TimedTextTrack as an extension of the existing TextTrack concept. Crucially, the TimedTextTrack is directed by a TimingObject instead of a HTMLMediaElement.<\/p>\n In addition, the Multi-device Timing Community Group makes available an open-source JavaScript implementation of a generic Sequencer for timed data, integrated with TimingObject. The Sequencer is similar, but not identical to the proposed TimedTextTrack in function and API.<\/p>\n http:\/\/webtiming.github.io\/timingsrc\/<\/a><\/p>\n A more detailed introduction to sequencing of timed data is available here<\/p>\n http:\/\/webtiming.github.io\/timingsrc\/doc\/index.html#sequencing<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Multi-device Timing Community Group aims to facilitate precise playback and control of timed data, i.e. timed subtitles, timed cues, timed events, timed triggers etc. A section of the timing object draft specification is concerned with sequencing of timed data. … Continue reading