ducked? about mediasession HOT 6 CLOSED

This is a technical audio term, maybe it would be good to link to a definition or something?

Wikipedia does a good job at explaining what it is.

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Agree... let's get into the habit of defining jargon early (specially for terms outside of web dev).

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Yeah, link please. I had absolutely no idea what it meant, and assumed it had to be a typo of some kind. I couldn't figure out what it was meant to say, tho. ^_^

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It's kind of defined in the intro already:

Native application developers can specify the conditions in which media content
should pause or duck on audio interruptions (i.e. pause or lower the volume for
the duration of an interruption

we could just throw a <dfn> in there.

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Ah, I did a Ctrl+F for "ducked" and didn't find anything. ^_^ Y'all are Bikeshedding, so yeah, just use a <dfn>duck</dfn> and <a>ducked</a>.

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I agree we should define this to avoid ambiguity on this terminology.

I've added definitions for 'duck' and 'unduck' (as well as 'pause' and 'unpause') in 535a3d9.

Closing this issue.

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