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Access Advance patent pool formed for HEVC, VVC, VP9, and AV1 video streaming
Access Advance has formed a patent pool that claims to have patents essential for VP9 and AV1 video streaming (among HEVC and VVC).
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https://accessadvance.com/2025/01/16...market-demand/ So, the real question is: Will the patent holders in that patent pool go after Google (YouTube) demanding video distribution royalties ("content fees")? Or will they happily collect from any companies that sign up but avoid suing anyone like the patent holders in the Sisvel pools have done so far? (note: the Sisvel patent pool only concerns encoder and decoder royalties, not video distribution royalties, but still, Google uses VP9 and AV1 encoders in their YouTube service and sells or gives away products with VP9 and AV1 decoders, so the patent holders in the Sisvel pool could sue Google they wanted or anyone else who distributes VP9 or AV1 decoders or encoders really) Last edited by kurkosdr; 22nd January 2025 at 18:29. |
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