Comment on Firm boosts H.264 streaming license fees from $100k up to staggering $4.5MComments−Noaidi5moSo should I re-encode all my videos to OGG? I’m really confused what this means for the average person who has home videos encoded in these formats.−nuxi5moNote that OGG is not a video codec, it's just a container format. I.e. an OGG file can contain MPEG-4/H.264-encoded video.−embedding-shape5moUnless you're running a platform with millions of users, where you use the codec to encode/decode video for others, you have absolutely nothing to worry about due to these news.−Noaidi5moThank you!
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So should I re-encode all my videos to OGG? I’m really confused what this means for the average person who has home videos encoded in these formats.
Note that OGG is not a video codec, it's just a container format. I.e. an OGG file can contain MPEG-4/H.264-encoded video.
Unless you're running a platform with millions of users, where you use the codec to encode/decode video for others, you have absolutely nothing to worry about due to these news.
Thank you!