On 2022-02-06 22:37, Mark Filipak wrote:
Greetings!
For those interested in an object-oriented video notation for concise
descriptions of video structures...
___ This attachment:
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=> Video Notation.01.Preface.html
=> Video Notation.02.Teasers.html
Video Notation.03.EnhancedTerminology.html
Video Notation.04.Reference.html
Video Notation.05.EncodingOfDVD&BlurayContent.html
Video Notation.06.AboutAudio.html
Video Notation.07.RecoveringTheCameraShots.html
Video Notation.08.BasicPrimitives.html
Video Notation.09.PulldownPrimitives.html
Video Notation.10.AdvancedInterpolations.html
Video Notation.11.SeenInTheWild.html
Hmmm. ZIP archives of HTML files, sent by five email messages? Really?
It would be easier to review if you were to put these files on a web
server. People could read them with a click in a web browser, instead of
opening five ZIP archives and gathering the HTML files into one directory.
It would be easier to review if you were to name the files consistently
with the link targets. e.g. in 01.html, link with text "Seen In The
Wild, Repairing Video" has HREF="LinguaFranca.11.SeenInTheWild.html",
but the corresponding file is named "Video
Notation.11.SeenInTheWild.html", which is different. Thus the link does
not work.
The uncompressed HTML files add up to only 120 kilobytes. What is the
need, in this day and age, to compress 120kB of HTML files? Even more,
what is the need to compress into not one but five separate archives? I
would be astonished if email systems these days had any trouble with a
120kB of attachments.
And, the glossary is incomplete. 01.html uses a term "texipix", but
neither that page nor 03.html defines the term.
And once you update 03.html, you face a problem of getting a new edition
to your readers. If only the page was on a server where each reader, on
each reading, got the most recent edition of the page….
Best regards,
—Jim DeLaHunt
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