Hmm interesting.

-deke

On Tuesday, April 8, 2014, Jimmy Christensen <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> On 09/04/14 03:42, Deke Kincaid wrote:
>
>> What are the plans for approaching Quicktime codec support on Linux
>>>> (audio and video)? It's a problem I hate thinking about, but it will come
>>>> up.
>>>>
>>>
>> No plans for the immediate future as far as I know.  Even Autodesk has
>> to work around this by using a Mac to convert the files to dpx in order
>> for the Linux box to read it (via wiretap).   There are lots of legal
>> issues with QuickTime which we are weary to touch (ie libavcodec reverse
>> engineers prores which is technically illegal in the US via DMCA).  Also
>> we start running into lots of patent licenses we would have to pay for
>> even if it is an open source library (using QuickTime on Win/Mac lets
>> us bypass lots of this).
>>
>>
> Apparently Davinci Resolve managed to fix this and have now licensed
> prores on Linux. (most likely through libavcodec.
>
> Hilsen
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