Google/MPEG LA settle up, free VP8 video codec
March 7, 2013, 03:03 PM
http://www.engadget.com/2013/03/07/google-mpeg-la-...
The longstanding disagreement between Google and MPEG LA is finally over, as the two parties have reached a licensing agreement for several patents covering video compression. As a quick refresher, MPEG LA owns the technology behind h.264, the current king of video codecs. Meanwhile, Google's own VP8 video codec is a part of its WebM standard, but MPEG LA cried foul, claiming that Google's technology was infringing. Apparently, the companies found common ground, and with the settlement in...
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