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> Accessible video/audio is pretty much not existing. He should have read more completely because the almanac notes: > … this figure may not account for video
by extra88 5y ago
> Accessible video/audio is pretty much not existing.
He should have read more completely because the almanac notes:
> … this figure may not account for video content loaded by a third party <iframe>, such as an embedded YouTube video. It should also be noted that most popular third-party audio and video embedding services include the ability to add synchronized text equivalents.
- phillipseamore 5y agoAnd that note is off mark as well. Most audio/video players load captions/subtitles out-of-band and do their own rendering or add them to the video element via JS for greater control.