Originally posted by accumulator
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But as long as you don't investigate into what you're violating; pleasible deniability (the internal reviews are for patents and IP that you know of, which can be proven you can know about it, like in this case the HDMI crap you've licensed). You'll just adress the problem immediately once it surfaces. Also you can't sue before giving a warning to the offending party to try the fix the violation first ("I really didn't want to steal someone's invention, and we realy wanted to fix this because we didn't know, but they didn't let us know what we were violating thus we couldn't fix the problem" Judge:"Case closed motherfucker").
Just fscking do it and deal with problems later.
PS VP8 and WebM are better than MPEG anyway in all kinds of ways.
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