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Not to mention that the free internet broadcast license of h264 expires in 2015. After that I am fairly sure that Google will be looking at hefty fees for YouTu
by randomfool 14y ago
Not to mention that the free internet broadcast license of h264 expires in 2015. After that I am fairly sure that Google will be looking at hefty fees for YouTube if they do not convert over to VP8.
- ZeroGravitas 14y agoThe MPEG-LA extended that free licence to forever already due to the threat of vp8. And YouTube is already converted to VP8. On the other hand you still need to pay to sell TV shows and movies, which Google has just started rolling out as VP8 (starting with ChromeOS clients but expanding from there).
- fpgeek 14y agoGoogle Play Movies and TV is going VP8? Interesting.