Jeff,
Just to clarify, I wasn't implying, I was stating and repeat:
Sound-audio support is currently a mozilla SVG1.1 bug:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=334920
This is because foreignObject support is part of SVG1.1 and claimed
by mozilla.
however foreignObject embed-object
Hi, Jonathan-
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
In case of complete mozilla SVG developer obtuseness as currently
available in bucket loads: it is an accessibility issue, a usability
issue and if commonsense and commercial realism aren't enough an
enhancement request as well. However they know
Hi, Jonathan-
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
In case of complete mozilla SVG developer obtuseness as currently
available in bucket loads: it is an accessibility issue, a usability
issue and if commonsense and commercial realism aren't enough an
enhancement request as well. However they know
Doug,
I don't know what else is falling apart in your life, but you need to
take a break.
my previous email was clearly labelled a reply to jeff's email, not
that you couldn't reply, but really your rant had absolutely nothing
to do with my email, which again had nothing to do with logos.
Hi, Jonathan-
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
Doug,
I don't know what else is falling apart in your life, but you need to
take a break.
Actually, my life is going just fine, but thanks for your concern. In
fact, I will be taking a nice vacation in a few days.
my previous email was clearly
Jon,
among other significant outstanding bugs that mozilla/firefox is
being really slow to resolve is the issue of audio or sound.
Aywk adobe had sound support from the start as does flash. in fact
many authors use flash solely to provide audio on webpages.
I just wondered whether you had
Hi Jonathan,
You asked, so I will answer. My opinion on audio and video is that I hope
the browser vendors see the multimedia light and implement the SMIL timing
and animation modules. They have to implement most of it anyway for SVG
1.1, so why not have a bit of foresight and:
* implement
Hi, Jon-
I feel the very same way. We need a standardized way to deliver audio
and video, that's clear. There are some detractors of SVG that complain
about audio and video being in SVG, but it needs to happen somewhere
(and after all, it's really just extending the hosted SMIL).
I think
Guy,
I have been biting my tongue, but your email was too provocative.
Generally, I agree with your points. My additional comments:
* The open source phenomenon is huge. The same phenomenon that transformed
the server world (what with LAMP) is starting to affect the client world.
Although the
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On Behalf Of Guy Morton
Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 4:21 PM
To: svg-developers@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [svg-developers] Re: Is Adobe's greed clearing the way for XAML
Yes, it gives the lie to the lip service they give to standards
adherence. M$ in particular only support those standards
Jon
I hope you're right!
My cynicism is born of over a decade of exposure to web technologies,
however I do remain hopeful that things will improve.
It has always stunned me that anyone would use proprietary, closed
technologies when superior, free, standards-based alternatives exist.
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