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The patent doesn't, but the license does. Patent licenses can contain pretty much any legal conditions the licensor likes, much like software licenses. In this
by sitharus 11y ago
The patent doesn't, but the license does. Patent licenses can contain pretty much any legal conditions the licensor likes, much like software licenses.
In this case the condition of the HVEC license is that you pay them a fee for every copy you serve.
- clouddrover 11y agoDepending on what we mean by "distribution", patents could soon cover distribution with a new license to go with them. The MPEG LA is attempting to form a patent pool for MPEG-DASH: http://www.mpegla.com/main/pid/MPEG-DASH/default.aspx http://www.mpegla.com/main/pid/MPEG-DASH/default.aspx