Of course not. The Pi itself was a herculean feat just to get broadcom stop suing consumers for using the chips as an individual consumer. Broadcom itself is

Of course not. The Pi itself was a herculean feat just to get broadcom stop suing consumers for using the chips as an individual consumer. Broadcom itself is about as anti-user as they come. What they really want to do is to sell you the features - you want decoding that's already on the chip? Sign NDA and pay them a few million dollars for each seat / license and they'll let you use it.