Dan: David?

David: Looked briefly - it seems probably good for a high level perspective but I think we should maybe look closer if we have the expertise.

Dan: If we do this at the F2F we should get an external expert.

Scribe: Alice (with assistance)

Tess: I took a look at this earlier... not actually assigned to me but I took a look anyway. Maybe it could be a propose close? Sangwhan had one question, it's been answered, and David thought it looked fine.

... I started looking into it a little bit... this is in the Intent to Implement:

Safari: Negative signals (concerns over keeping it fingerprinting neutral)

... Should we take another look from the perspective of fingerprinting?

Sangwhan: I don't understand how this is another fingerprint. Either you'd be have (less than a handful of) silicon provided encoders or you'd have ffmpeg. The codec availability at most gives you as much entropy as knowing say, your phone model number which we happily dump on the UA string

Tess: I'm going to dig up the minutes from TPAC to find where the fingerprinting conversation happened, and what the specific concerns were, so we can follow up in our issue

[bumped but we can still chat in the plenary

Discussed closing at the plenary.

Peter raised a question about using these codec apis in existing codec usage, such as MediaRecorder.