Mission
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| Past and Upcoming Events | |
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| 15 August | Call For Participation issued |
| 17 September | First telephone conference |
| Weekly teleconference: every Wednesday, 09:30 UTC | |
| 20-21 October | 1st Face-to-face meeting @ TPAC 2008 |
| 9-10 December | 2nd Face-to-face meeting @ Ghent (BE) |
| ... more W3C events | |
The mission of the Media Fragments Working Group, part of the Video in the Web Activity, is to address temporal and spatial media fragments in the Web using Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI).
Also on this page → Deliverables | Talks | WG Resources | Charter and History | Participants
Deliverables
Working Drafts
Media Fragments URI 1.0 (wiki version)
Talks
- 23 January
- Philippe Le Hégaret gives a talk via Webcast entitled "Video on the Web" at the W3C Spain Office Seminar, on Wednesday, 23 January 2008.
- 26 September 2008
- Philippe Le Hégaret gives a talk on behalf of the Korea Office entitled "Video on the Web" at the When IPTV meets the Web Workshop on Friday, 26 September 2008, in Seoul, Korea.
Working Group Resources
Meeting Minutes
- Telecon 17-09-2008: agenda, minutes.
- Telecon 24-09-2008: agenda, minutes.
- Telecon 01-10-2009: agenda, minutes.
- Telecon 08-10-2008: agenda, minutes.
- Telecon 15-10-2008: agenda, minutes.
- First Face-to-face meeting @ TPAC'08: agenda, minutes (20/10/2008), minutes (21/10/2008).
- Telecon 05-11-2008: agenda, minutes.
Mailing list
Technical discussion takes place on the Working Group discussion list, public-media-fragment@w3.org ( archive). This is a public mailing list; to subscribe to the public-media-fragment mailing list, please check the subscription procedure.
Telecon Resources
It is possible to participate in MediFrag meetings by telephone alone but participants' interaction is substantially improved by also joining the #mediafrag irc channel or using the IRC Web interface (see also the comprehensive help for IRC). The group makes use of the following agents: zakim, rrsagent, and tracker. The RIF Working Group pages for teleconference participants are recommended:
- Using Zakim
- Telecon etiquette
- The guidebook for generating minutes from an IRC log (absolute reading for the scribe).
- Telecon bridge status
General information for New Issues
No matter what way you choose, please provide the following information:
- Title - A short descriptive name for the issue
- Description - A longer and complete description of the issue, state in terms of the documents
- Justification - Why is this an issue? E.g., state an architectural concern, demonstrate an interop problem, explain a use case that isn't met
- Target - What deliverable the issue is against (framework | attachment)
- Proposal - A reasonably complete proposal for how the issue should be addressed.
It is also appreciated if the proposed solution comes with test cases.
Editors' Resources
General/Process Resources
- World Wide Web Consortium Process Document 14 October 2005
- Art of Consensus Guide W3C member confidential
- W3C Groups, Participants (dbwg) W3C member confidential
Patent Disclosures
W3C maintains a public list of any patent disclosures made in connection with the deliverables of the group; that page also includes instructions for disclosing a patent.
Charter and History
The Media Fragments Working Group Charter shows what the W3C has asked this working group to do.
The Multimedia Task Force of the Semantic Web Best Practices and Deployment Working Group and the Multimedia Semantics Incubator Group initiated work on some of the items for which this working group is now responsible.
