"text": "Introduction to <audio /> and <video /> in HTML. \nBasic usage and examples of cool stuff. \nCodec Wars: Browser Wars in the 21st Century. \nRelated standards - timed text and media fragment URIs \nPad.ma: running a site using html <video /> for 3 years \nPan.do/ra: Software development toward open media archives."
"text": "<audio /> \nWebGL and other cool 3d multimedia stuff"
},
{
"title": 'What is <video /> and why?',
"text": 'Increase of multimedia online.\nLike <img />, the need for plain HTML to describe audio and video content. \n<embed />, <object /> and flash kill kittens.'
"text": "Full Javascript API to interact with Video object. \n.currentTime to get and set current time-code \nCallbacks functions: onloadedmetadata, onplay, onpause, onended, etc. \nOf course, also behaves like a standard DOM element and responds to onclick, onmouseover, etc."
"text": "<b>Ogg Theora</b>: non-patent encumbered, developed by On2 and maintained by the Xiph Foundation, works with Firefox, Chrome, Opera \n<b>H.264</b>: patent-encumbered, license managed by the MPEG-LA consortium, works with IE9 and flash, supports hardware acceleration on certain devices \n<b>WebM</b>: vp8 codec developed by On2, bought and open-sourced by Google last year, works on Chrome, Firefox 4+. Broad support promised, include hardware acceleration support, and support in Flash."
"text": "Option 1: Encode all your video to two separate formats \nOption 2: Use fallbacks / plugins for browsers that don't support the codec you use \nOption 3: Ask browser vendors to support free codecs and don't support their browser until they do \nI have absolutely no clue"
},
{
"title": "Related Standards",
"text": "Timed-Text \nMedia Fragment URIs"
},
{
"title": "Timed-text tracks to video",
"text": "The need for a standard for caption / subtitle / annotation tracks \nHelping with search \nHelping with accessibility \nFormat wars once again - TTML, SRT, and finally WebVTT \nUsage: the <track /> element"
"text": "Ability to send someone a link to either a temporal or spatial segment within a video \nStandardized format for URLs \nNo clear idea of spatial URIs or how browsers should render them \nStandard for temporal URIs close to finalized \nhttp://coolvideosite.com/video.ogg#t=10:00 \nURL is processed by the browser and seeking is done client-side via HTTP Range requests."
"text": "is a text annotated video archive \nBegun in early 2008\n Collaboration between various non-profit groups in India and 0x2620.org from Berlin \nVideo material is released under the PGPL (Padma General Public License) \nCode is all released under the GPL :)"
"text": "One of the first websites to use the HTML video tag \nTime-code accurate full text search within video. \nAbility to send URLs to a segment of video \nAbility to download segment of video \nUpload and download SRT files of text annotation \nUses BitTorrent for full downloads \nClient-side video encoding and chunk uploading \nMouse-over video flipbook, colour timelines, etc."
},
{
"title": "Video Material",
"text": "Working with documentary film-makers from across India \n Majlis - Bombay Documentation and more\n CAMP: Projects documentation / using the archive \n ALF: Film studies, etc. \n Interviews / talking heads \n Dance archives \n Random stuff"