By mitchp
via css.dzone.com
Published: Feb 03 2010 / 16:14
MPEG LA, the organization that holds the patents on H.264 encoding, just released a statement announcing that they will extend H.264's royalty-free period through the end of 2016. The royalty free period will only apply to free Internet video as it does in the current term, which ends on January 1, 2011. This is a good news for those who support the H.264 format in the HTML5 video standards battle.
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Comments
Rickasaurus replied ago:
Yup. Then it's gif all over again.
trans replied ago:
Ugh... Loaners.
pt93903 replied ago:
please see this link instead:
http://www.dzone.com/links/no_you_cant_do_that_with_h264.html
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