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### SMIL 2.0 Example for Extended Audio Description Source: https://w3c.github.io/wcag/techniques/smil/SM2 This SMIL 2.0 example demonstrates how to embed extended audio descriptions within a multimedia presentation. It utilizes the and elements to manage the synchronization of video playback with separate audio description files, allowing the video to pause for longer descriptions. ```smil

``` -------------------------------- ### SMIL 1.0 Sign Language Interpretation Example Source: https://w3c.github.io/wcag/techniques/smil/SM13 This SMIL 1.0 example demonstrates how to synchronize two video streams: a main content video and a sign language interpretation video. It defines screen regions for each video and specifies their sources and durations. This technique is applicable when an SMIL 1.0 player is available. ```smil

``` -------------------------------- ### SMIL 1.0 Audio Description for QuickTime Player Source: https://w3c.github.io/wcag/techniques/smil/SM6 This SMIL 1.0 example demonstrates how to embed an audio description track for a video file, specifically intended for use with a QuickTime player. It defines layout regions and synchronizes the main video with its corresponding audio description. ```xml

``` -------------------------------- ### Redirect Direct Requests for Non-Conforming Files (Apache) Source: https://w3c.github.io/wcag/techniques/server-side-script/SVR2 This .htaccess example redirects direct requests for files with a '.jna' extension (Just Not Accessible) to an index page listing available formats, unless the request comes from a specific index page ('index.html'). This method ensures users are guided towards accessible content when directly attempting to access non-conforming files. ```apache # If the request for inaccessible content comes from a file at # https://example.com/documents/index.html, then set an environment # variable that allows the inaccessible version to be displayed. SetEnvIf Referer ^https://example.com/documents/index.html$ let_me_in Order Deny,Allow Deny from all Allow from env=let_me_in # If the request comes from anyplace but https://example.com/documents/index.html, then # redirect the error condition to a location where a link the accessible # version resides ErrorDocument 403 https://example.com/documents/index.html ``` -------------------------------- ### SMIL 1.0 Caption Sample for QuickTime Player Source: https://w3c.github.io/wcag/techniques/smil/SM11 This SMIL 1.0 example demonstrates how to provide captions for audio-visual content using an external text stream file (salesdemo_cc.txt) linked to a QuickTime player. It defines separate regions for video and captions, synchronizing their playback. ```xml

``` -------------------------------- ### Textarea Examples using HTML Source: https://w3c.github.io/wcag/techniques/html/H91 Provides examples of accessible textarea elements. Example A uses a 'label' for the name and the content within the textarea as its value, with an 'editable text' role. Example B demonstrates setting the name using the 'title' attribute when a visible label is absent. ```html Type your speech here ``` ```html ``` -------------------------------- ### SMIL 2.0 Audio Description Sample for RealMedia Player Source: https://w3c.github.io/wcag/techniques/smil/SM7 This SMIL 2.0 example shows how to synchronize an audio description track with video content. It defines layout regions and uses parallel (`par`) elements to play video and audio description simultaneously, fitting the description into dialogue gaps. This requires an SMIL 2.0 player. ```xml

``` -------------------------------- ### Nested Object Elements for Alternative Representations (HTML) Source: https://w3c.github.io/wcag/techniques/html/H53 This HTML example showcases the nesting of `