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From "4.1 Methods", we are supposed to store the video frame request callback identifier in the HTMLVideoElement:
"Each HTMLVideoElement has a list of video frame request callbacks, which is initially empty. It also has a last presented frame indentifier and a video frame request callback identifier, which are both numbers which are initially zero."
This conflicts with the steps for "requestVideoFrameCallback(callback)" just below which states it is supposed to be tied to the document:
From "4.1 Methods", we are supposed to store the video frame request callback identifier in the HTMLVideoElement:
"Each HTMLVideoElement has a list of video frame request callbacks, which is initially empty. It also has a last presented frame indentifier and a video frame request callback identifier, which are both numbers which are initially zero."
This conflicts with the steps for "requestVideoFrameCallback(callback)" just below which states it is supposed to be tied to the document:
"3. Let callbackId be video’s ownerDocument's video frame request callback identifier"
HTMLVideoElement seems to make the most sense, so I presume all that is necessary is to remove "ownerDocument's" from the text.
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