What we do
The goal of the Media Working Group is to develop and improve client-side media processing and playback features on the Web. Learn more about the goals, scope, and deliverables.
The goal of the Media Working Group is to develop and improve client-side media processing and playback features on the Web. Learn more about the goals, scope, and deliverables.
The chairs of the Media Working Group are:
The W3C Team Contact for the Media Working Group is François Daoust <[email protected]>.
Also see the list of participants.
The group settled on a monthly call cadence, every second Tuesday of each month, with alternating times:
Call information (member-only link) is the same for all meetings. Note calls are canceled when there are no agenda items to discuss.
The group meets face-to-face at least once per year during W3C's annual Technical Plenary Advisory Committee (TPAC). Additional face-to-face meetings may be organized. Past face-to-face meetings:
The agenda is built from GitHub issues tagged with an agenda
label in the group's repositories (see list below). Group participants are encouraged to label issues that they would like to discuss accordingly. If something cannot easily be expressed as a GitHub issue, or if you find yourself unable to add a label, please reach out to the chairs and/or team contact.
Chairs send the agenda and call information —or a cancelation notice—, through email on the group's public mailing-list at least one day before the call.
This group works in public. We welcome comments and discussion
from the web community on our mailing-list [email protected]
(publicly archived) and, preferably, through issues in one of the group's GitHub repositories, where most of the work happens:
Notes get taken during meetings on IRC: irc.w3.org:6665#mediawg / IRC web client