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The Cisco paid MPEG LA license fees only cover the Cisco delivered binaries. Doesn't sound like this completely free plug-in method would work for say, iOS apps
by brendang 13y ago
The Cisco paid MPEG LA license fees only cover the Cisco delivered binaries. Doesn't sound like this completely free plug-in method would work for say, iOS apps which can't download external binaries. You'd still have to cover the MPEG LA licensing.
According to http://www.openh264.org/faq.html http://www.openh264.org/faq.html
"In order for Cisco to be responsible for the MPEG LA licensing royalties for the module, Cisco must provide the packaging and distribution of this code in a binary module format (think of it like a plug-in, but not using the same APIs as existing plugins), in addition to several other constraints. "
- ZeroGravitas 13y agoDoes iOS not already provide the equivalent encode and decode capabilities to app developers?
- brendang 13y agoI may be wrong, but I don't believe you can access the H.264 stream to send to a remote location, say for a video conference application. I believe the API only allows for saving to a file.