The Multi-device Timing Community Group aims to facilitate multi-device timing connecting the TimingObject with an online timing resource, and encapsulating the complexity that arise from this. The concept of a Timing Provider Object is introduced to allow integration with third party timing providers.<\/p>\n
A section of the timing object draft specification is concerned with Timing Provider Object<\/p>\n
http:\/\/webtiming.github.io\/timingobject\/#timing-provider-object<\/a><\/p>\n In addition, the timing provider API is documented at<\/p>\n http:\/\/webtiming.github.io\/timingsrc\/doc\/index.html#timingprovider<\/a><\/p>\n Shared Motion by Motion Corporation<\/a> is implements the timing provider API, and enables multi-device synchronization for timing objects.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Multi-device Timing Community Group aims to facilitate multi-device timing connecting the TimingObject with an online timing resource, and encapsulating the complexity that arise from this. The concept of a Timing Provider Object is introduced to allow integration with third … Continue reading