Accessible Synchronized Multimedia for Publishing Community Group - Activity
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Andreas Lymalm (Swedish Agency for Accessible Media) joined.
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w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub
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43 issues opened.
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[Use Case]: Synchronizing audio to images and sections of images w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#60, by @oscarlcarlsson.
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Planned escape routes and notifications[Use Case]: w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#59, by @GeorgeKerscher.
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[Technical requirement] Multiple granularities w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#58, by @marisademeglio.
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[Technical requirement] Identifying properties of media w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#57, by @marisademeglio.
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[Technical requirement] Keeping modalities aligned w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#56, by @marisademeglio.
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[Technical requirement] Synchronize sign language video content with text and audio w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#55, by @marisademeglio.
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[Technical requirement] Work with assistive technologies w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#54, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can control when they move to the next segment, and all tracks remain aligned as they proceed w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#53, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can adjust speech rate and audio or video playback speed w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#52, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can augment publications they already own with a tactile sign-language track when one becomes available w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#51, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can continue to use the publication far into the future w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#50, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can use synchronized media with right-to-left text w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#49, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] After stopping on a math expression, the reader can find it again w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#48, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can choose to have speech slow down for math w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#47, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can find out when an extended description is available w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#46, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can choose whether alt text is spoken, replaced by a sound, or skipped w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#45, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can go straight to the section, step, or term they need, in their chosen modality w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#44, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can go directly to a specified page w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#43, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can get at the text directly, without going through playback w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#42, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] Playback and highlighting start only when the reader asks for them w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#41, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can choose to see only a narrow part of the text, with the current passage kept in view w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#40, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can follow highlighted vertical-writing mode text without the surrounding text moving w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#39, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can use synchronized media with screen magnification w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#38, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can use synchronized media with high contrast w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#37, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can adjust the size, contrast, and visible signing area of sign-language video w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#36, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can continue using the publication even when their device cannot store every available track w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#35, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can use an offline version of the publication w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#34, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can augment publications they already own with a tactile sign-language track when one becomes available w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#33, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can discover whether a sign-language track was produced by a person or generated by a machine w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#32, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can choose from available sign-language renditions in different sign languages w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#31, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can choose from available text renditions for different languages or levels of language proficiency w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#30, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] Readers with different access needs can use the same publication together w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#29, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can use available text, audio, and sign-language renditions together, in sync w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#28, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can choose between supplied eBraille and braille translated from the publication’s text w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#27, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can choose an available eBraille rendition and read it on a refreshable braille display w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#26, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can choose an available easy-to-read text rendition w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#25, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can choose an available sign-language rendition w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#24, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can listen to narration and see both the corresponding word and sentence highlighted w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#23, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can listen to text-to-speech generated during reading and see the corresponding text segment highlighted w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#22, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can listen to pre-recorded narration and see the corresponding text segment highlighted w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#21, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can stop the audio and read the same part more closely with their screen reader or braille display w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#20, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can switch part-way through a publication, not only at the start w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#19, by @marisademeglio.
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[Requirement] The reader can switch modality at any point without losing their place w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#18, by @marisademeglio.
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3 issues closed.
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[Requirement] The reader can augment publications they already own with a tactile sign-language track when one becomes available w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#51.
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[Use case]: Blind student must use audio and their screen reader with TTS and braille w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#4.
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[Requirement] The reader can switch part-way through a publication, not only at the start w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#19.
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1 issue reopened.
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[Requirement] The reader can control when they move to the next segment, and all tracks remain aligned as they proceed w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#53, by @marisademeglio.
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2 issues received 2 new comments.
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[Requirement] The reader can listen to narration and see both the corresponding word and sentence highlighted w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#23 (1 comment by @danielweck)
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[Use case]: Blind student must use audio and their screen reader with TTS and braille w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#4 (1 comment by @marisademeglio)
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1 participant joined.
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Eivind Haugen (National Library of Norway) joined.
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w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub
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9 issues opened.
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[Use case]: Switch between renditions w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#17, by @egli.
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[Use case]: Read the Braille on a refreshable display w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#16, by @egli.
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[Use case]: Focused reading w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#15, by @egli.
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[Use case]: Synchronized with narrator w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#14, by @egli.
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[Use case]: Synchronized with TTS w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#13, by @egli.
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[Use case]: Read the text ("bare reading") w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#12, by @egli.
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[Use case]: A publication that ages with its reader — deafblind reading across a sensory trajectory w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#10, by @marisademeglio.
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[Use case]: Pre-recorded audio used in conjunction with screen reader w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#8, by @GeorgeKerscher.
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[Use case]: Read aloud used in conjunction with screen reader w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#6, by @GeorgeKerscher.
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3 pull requests opened.
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Add all Firesaftey files in folder w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#11, by @GeorgeKerscher.
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Sample files w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#9, by @oscarlcarlsson.
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Sample files w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#7, by @oscarlcarlsson.
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2 pull requests merged.
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Add all Firesaftey files in folder w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#11.
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Sample files w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#9.
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1 pull request closed.
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Sample files w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#7.
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1 pull request received 2 new comments.
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2 participants joined.
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Ammar Usama (National Library of Norway) joined.
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Stacy Branham (University of California, Irvine) joined.
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2 organizations joined.
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National Library of Norway joined.
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University of California, Irvine joined.
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GitHub
w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub
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5 issues opened.
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[Use case]: Life-critical public information for residents with disabilities in a nuclear emergency planning zone w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#5, by @marisademeglio.
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[Use case]: Blind student must use audio and their screen reader with TTS and braille w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#4, by @GeorgeKerscher.
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Implementation report: skippability — what the specification leaves to the implementer (and where we got it wrong) w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#3, by @daisy19gnu.
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[Use case]: The phrase being read aloud must be on a page the reader can see w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#2, by @daisy19gnu.
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[Use case]: Read-aloud highlighting must not move the text it is highlighting w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#1, by @daisy19gnu.
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3 issues received 4 new comments.
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Implementation report: skippability — what the specification leaves to the implementer (and where we got it wrong) w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#3 (2 comments by @daisy19gnu)
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[Use case]: The phrase being read aloud must be on a page the reader can see w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#2 (1 comment by @daisy19gnu)
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[Use case]: Read-aloud highlighting must not move the text it is highlighting w3c-cg/accessible-syncmedia-pub#1 (1 comment by @daisy19gnu)
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