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Well, the actual standard is royalty-free and that's what we usually mean by royalty-free in this context. A royalty-based standard requires you to purchase a l
by lapinot 5y ago
Well, the actual standard is royalty-free and that's what we usually mean by royalty-free in this context. A royalty-based standard requires you to purchase a license for developing your own implementation of it.
- oefrha 5y agoYes. The codec itself and the reference implementation are both royalty-free, so we’re both right. The implementation part is more relevant here since gp was asking about it.