>I'm tired of hearing that. The fact is that mp3 is the de-facto standrad. >Lets see if this helps: Yes, it's true - the patent covers the algorithm, not the actual code. Patent laws are fairly clear on this subject. What everyone hopes will happen is the US patent will be revoked because it was asked for (and granted) in the US _after_ mp3 was already a global standard. -- Brian
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