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W3CISMPTE Workshop Report: Professional Media Production on the Web
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14 March 2022
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W3C is pleased to announce a report from the W3CISMPTE
international community that devel
Workshop on Professional Media Production on the Web; held
standards t0 ensure the long-term
rity
Web
online in OctoberINovember 2021_
This report contains a brief summary; collects highlights from the live sessions, links to the presentation
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The workshop connected the web platform and the professional media production communities and
and Transportation
explored evolutions of the web platform to address professional media production requirements. 24
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workshop talks were published in October 2021, about 40 issues were discussed online , and 3 live
nent (TV and
sessions were held mid-November 2021 that convened more than 75 experts t0 exchange on specific
Web standards makers share tl
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media production needs for the web platform:
on W3C TPAC 2021
1ZEebruary_2022 by Amy van der
The main outcomes are that:
nents
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The web platform already provides building blocks to enable core media production scenarios_
Privacy Interest Group (PING)
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These building blocks are not powerful enough to create full-fledged experiences on client
Telecommunications
10_January2022 by Samuel Weiler
devices
ings
Most of the gaps raised during the workshop touch on API features in specifications that are
MOW complaints about W3C
already being developed. There is however benefit to coordinating effort t0 make sure that media
3 DecembeL 2Q21 by Wendy Seltze
production needs are correctly captured and addressed in ongoing standardization activities
RK GROUPS
Workshop discussions call for a more in-depth analysis of some of the topics, and workshop
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participants propose the creation of a Media Production Task Force that the Media & Entertainment
Interest Group could host: The Task Force would be scoped to professional media production using the
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