Am 10.04.2013 21:14 schrieb Wesley Johnston:
Finally, apps can already solve this problem today - they know when they go into the
background (for different permutations of background, as Jer mentioned), and
they can pretty trivially mute or pause their playing audio. Most of them don't.
In working with real-world content with in-band subtitle tracks, I have
realized that the spec doesn't accommodate forced subtitles. Forced subtitles
are used when a video has dialog or text in a language that is different from
the main language. For example in the Lord of the Rings, dialog
I think Eric is right - we need a new @kind=forced or
@kind=forcedSubtitles value on track elements, because they behave
differently from the subtitle kind:
* are not listed in a track menu
* are turned on by browser when no other subtitle or caption track is on
* multiple forced subtitles tracks
On Apr 11, 2013, at 3:54 PM, Silvia Pfeiffer silviapfeiff...@gmail.com wrote:
I think Eric is right - we need a new @kind=forced or
@kind=forcedSubtitles value on track elements, because they behave
differently from the subtitle kind:
* are not listed in a track menu
* are turned on by
