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So if you provide a service for just encoding video to H.264 (using ffmpeg)), without streaming the videos to end users, you are already deep into patent troubl
by felixge 17y ago
So if you provide a service for just encoding video to H.264 (using ffmpeg)), without streaming the videos to end users, you are already deep into patent trouble?
- jermy 17y agoYes, producing encoded content would indeed require you to have a licence. But, if you're running such a service, at least licences are cheap (even if the pricing model is still set around the concept of hardware devices).