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IANAL, but generally, you need a license if you're using open-source encoders or decoders and you're the one who actually compiles them. (Again, not a lawyer, b
by jon_dahl 16y ago
IANAL, but generally, you need a license if you're using open-source encoders or decoders and you're the one who actually compiles them. (Again, not a lawyer, but that changes ffmpeg from "a source code description of an encoder" to "an encoder.")
MPEG video stuff is generally pretty cheap or free for low volume. Audio codecs are fairly expensive, on the other hand. AAC + MP3 + AMR is >$20K in minimum fees.