Add inapplicable examples for the audio/video autoplay rule#2371
Add inapplicable examples for the audio/video autoplay rule#2371zlayaAvocado wants to merge 7 commits intodevelopfrom
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| This `video` element does not play for longer than 3 seconds. | ||
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| ```html | ||
| <video autoplay> | ||
| <source src="/test-assets/rabbit-video/video.mp4#t=8,10" type="video/mp4" /> | ||
| <source src="/test-assets/rabbit-video/video.webm#t=8,10" type="video/webm" /> |
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This one's actually kind of tricky. The media resource has a duration of 13 seconds, but the video has a play time of 2 seconds. I think we'll need to update the applicability.
Something like:
- **play time**: the element has a [media resource][] that contains audio and that stops no more than 3
**Note**: For most videos the start time is 0, and the stop time is the end of the video. In HTML the `t` parameter allows content authors to set the start and stop time of a video.
@Jym77 WDYT?
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Yes, good point. Maybe phrasing the second sentence a bit more generically and with a link to specs:
This can be changed by authors, for example using a [temporal media fragment URI](https://www.w3.org/TR/media-frags/#naming-time) (`#t`) in the source URI.
| - **not muted**: the element has a `muted` [attribute value][] of `false`; and | ||
| - **not paused**: the element has a `paused` [attribute value][] of `false`; and | ||
| - **duration**: the element has a [media resource][] lasting more than 3 seconds and that contains audio. | ||
| - **play time**: the element has a [media resource][] that contains audio and that stops after no more than 3 seconds. This can be changed by authors, for example using a [temporal media fragment URI](https://www.w3.org/TR/media-frags/#naming-time) (`#t`) in the source URI. |
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I believe this is incorrect. In the context of:
This rule applies to any
audioorvideoelement for which all the following are true:
If we only consider videos with a play time of < 3s, the SC would always pass by default.
Instead, I believe we should consider:
- all videos, with the two stated expectations applied OR
- only videos longer > 3s, with only the 1st expectation needed, since videos shorter than 3 seconds would be considered inapplicable.
| #### Passed Example 3 | ||
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| This `video` element autoplays and has an [instrument][] to pause, stop, or turn the audio volume off. | ||
| This `video` element is longer than 3 seconds, autoplays, and has an [instrument][] to pause, stop, or turn the audio volume off. |
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| This `video` element is longer than 3 seconds, autoplays, and has an [instrument][] to pause, stop, or turn the audio volume off. | |
| This `video` element is longer than 3 seconds and autoplays; however, it passes the rule because it provides an [instrument][] that allows the user to pause, stop, or turn the audio volume off. |
Suggestion to clearly separate the conditions that would cause the rule to fail from those that allow it to pass, explicitly highlighting the feature that makes the rule pass.
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I’ve added a couple of comments. The one regarding applicability is mandatory in my view, the other is just editorial.
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Adds inapplicable examples for the audio/video autoplay rule.
https://deploy-preview-2371--act-rules.netlify.app/standards-guidelines/act/rules/80f0bf/proposed/
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