In a nutshell, we would need a patent royalty broker (or other solution) to be able to legally serve media-codec libraries - in some - highly computerized - jurisdiction, at least.
It is essential to empower our users, it is essential to do that legally, and it is essential to do that in a way that keeps them also in a legal path.
A possible solution would be a service to let the users pay for patent royalties they want (or need, in a business environment) use.
Lot of legal problems occures related with media codecs.
Please see this for ideas and brainstorming: /blueprints. launchpad. net/ubuntu/ +spec/multimedi a-packages- policy
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In a nutshell, we would need a patent royalty broker (or other solution) to be able to legally serve media-codec libraries - in some - highly computerized - jurisdiction, at least.
It is essential to empower our users, it is essential to do that legally, and it is essential to do that in a way that keeps them also in a legal path.
A possible solution would be a service to let the users pay for patent royalties they want (or need, in a business environment) use.