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<pre wrap="">David Gerard schrieb:
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<pre wrap="">I'm sure Apple and Nokia can join the party at their leisure.
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<pre wrap="">I assume the latest move by Mozilla (which I think is great, obviously)
won't do anything to address the IP concerns of mentioned players.
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The "IP concerns" are blatant FUD and it's ridiculous to describe them
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Seconded. However I believe this debate has run its course previously.
At least I haven't heard any news to the contrary. I think we all knew
Mozilla would support Ogg regardless of the final spec. <br>
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I am curious about the status of Dirac support though, since it was
apparently finalised in January. Is this being planned? Would any other
vendors care to comment on Dirac?<br>
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Shannon<br>
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