On 2010-09-04 01:55, James Salsman wrote:
Most of the MIME types that support multiple channels and sample rates
have registered parameters for selecting those. Using a PCM format
such as audio/L16 (CD/Red Book audio) as a default would waste a huge
amount of network bandwidth, which translates
Most of the MIME types that support multiple channels and sample rates
have registered parameters for selecting those. Using a PCM format
such as audio/L16 (CD/Red Book audio) as a default would waste a huge
amount of network bandwidth, which translates directly into money for
some users.
On Fri,
I agree that if the server says it accepts something, then it should cover at
least the obvious bases, and transcoding at the server side is not very hard.
However, I do think tht there needs to be some way to protect the server (and
user, in fact) from mistakes etc. If the server was hoping f
On 2010-09-01 21:34, David Singer wrote:
seems like a comma-separated list is the right way to go, and that audio/*
should mean what it says -- any kind of audio (whether that is useful or not
remains to be seen).
I would suggest that this is likely to be used for short captures, and that
un
seems like a comma-separated list is the right way to go, and that audio/*
should mean what it says -- any kind of audio (whether that is useful or not
remains to be seen).
I would suggest that this is likely to be used for short captures, and that
uncompressed (such as a WAV file or AVI with P
On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 1:11 PM, James Salsman wrote:
> Does anyone object to form input type=file
> accept="audio/*;capture=microphone" using Speex as a default, as if it
> were specified
> accept="audio/x-speex;quality=7;bitrate=16000;capture=microphone" or
> to allowing the requesting of differ
On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 11:24 PM, Roger Hågensen wrote:
> On 2010-08-31 22:11, James Salsman wrote:
>>
>> Does anyone object to form input type=file
>> accept="audio/*;capture=microphone" using Speex as a default, as if it
>> were specified
>> accept="audio/x-speex;quality=7;bitrate=16000;capture
On 2010-08-31 22:11, James Salsman wrote:
Does anyone object to form input type=file
accept="audio/*;capture=microphone" using Speex as a default, as if it
were specified
accept="audio/x-speex;quality=7;bitrate=16000;capture=microphone" or
to allowing the requesting of different speex qualities
Does anyone object to form input type=file
accept="audio/*;capture=microphone" using Speex as a default, as if it
were specified
accept="audio/x-speex;quality=7;bitrate=16000;capture=microphone" or
to allowing the requesting of different speex qualities and bitrates
using those mime type parameters