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== Technical specifications == | == Technical specifications == | ||
* | * Client app support (first-screen app: Firefox) | ||
* | ** Discover player-ready devices on local network | ||
** Start a new session using video in web content | |||
** Discover an in-progress player session (?) | |||
** Present UI to control player session (play/pause/volume) | |||
* Player app support (second-screen app) | |||
** Launch video from a specified starting position (timeline) | |||
** Play video | |||
** Pause video | |||
** Change volume | |||
** Close player | |||
* Targets | |||
** Roku channel | |||
== UX design == | == UX design == | ||
Revision as of 19:33, 7 November 2013
Tracking
- Meta-bug to be filed
Goals
Develop initial multi-screen capabilities within Firefox, where video content from one device (ie: phone or tablet) can be "projected" in a lightweight (possibly chromeless) browser window (or app?) on a second device.
Use cases & user stories
- Send video to the big screen for group viewing (living room scenario), while controls remain on the smaller device.
Specific user stories TBD.
Technical specifications
- Client app support (first-screen app: Firefox)
- Discover player-ready devices on local network
- Start a new session using video in web content
- Discover an in-progress player session (?)
- Present UI to control player session (play/pause/volume)
- Player app support (second-screen app)
- Launch video from a specified starting position (timeline)
- Play video
- Pause video
- Change volume
- Close player
- Targets
- Roku channel
UX design
- Not handed off yet
Justification
- Proof of concept to demonstrate that we have the technologies in place to make this possible.
Quality criteria
- No user-perceptible performance degradation
- All goals are met
- All user stories are implemented & tested