Steven Ayre wrote:
Funny you mention it, but MP3 does have several patents covering aspects of it that expire between 2007 (fine) and 2017 (not so fine). There have been various companies at various times that have claimed licenses are required to encode/decode it. Fraunhofer Institute being a good example - they earned 100million euros in 2005 from mp3 licenses. In1998 they sent a lot of letters out to developers of software using mp3 stating that they needed a licence. Does that mean it is illegal for us to use FS mainly because it includes lame-3.97 because some of the FS modules are also linked to it?
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