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The fairly long discussion in #1768 surfaces the idea of using audio ducking to provide more opportunities for audio descriptions within a prerecorded video.
Introduction of the same technique is also proposed through PR #1790 to the existing language of 1.2.5
Although this may work better as a discussion, I thought I would initiate it as an issue.
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I worry about audio ducking reducing the volume of audio and playing two audio tracks at once for those who are blind/low vision who are also hard of hearing. I would think that any non-overwritable ducking should be limited to non-spoken audio or important sounds.
regarding @mraccess77 's comment: absolutely, i thought it was implicit that you'd only duck parts that don't have spoken words/content. worth making it explicit though, just in case
The fairly long discussion in #1768 surfaces the idea of using audio ducking to provide more opportunities for audio descriptions within a prerecorded video.
Introduction of the same technique is also proposed through PR #1790 to the existing language of 1.2.5
Although this may work better as a discussion, I thought I would initiate it as an issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: