Define presentation timestamp and duration in WebCodecs spec#6
Define presentation timestamp and duration in WebCodecs spec#6
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- Add centralized definitions for "presentation timestamp" (PTS) and "presentation duration" in the Definitions section. - Update VideoFrame, AudioData, EncodedVideoChunk, and EncodedAudioChunk to link to these new definitions, ensuring consistency across the specification. - Fix a typo in AudioData.timestamp getter documentation. - Fix unclosed <div class=non-normative> tags in Security and Privacy sections to ensure the specification can be built correctly.
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This change provides a solid and consistent definition for "presentation timestamp" and "presentation duration" across the WebCodecs API specification. By centralizing these definitions, we improve clarity regarding their units (microseconds), purpose (ordering and synchronization), and epoch-independence. All relevant interfaces (VideoFrame, AudioData, EncodedVideoChunk, and EncodedAudioChunk) have been updated to link to these central definitions.
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