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the whole point is to have an open codec. if you have to reverse it, not only are you breaking the ToS/EULA, but you're much better off just using a natively in
by leeoniya 14y ago
the whole point is to have an open codec. if you have to reverse it, not only are you breaking the ToS/EULA, but you're much better off just using a natively installed codec.