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On Fri, Nov 20, 2020 at 01:19 PM, John Moore wrote:I'm thinking after hearing from my Netflix contact that they use FFmpeg and other in house custom apps to make their own kind of prores files. Don't know what it facilitates but I'm sure it makes sense in their workflow.I find it interesting that Netflix would use FFmpeg to create ProRes files. If I understand things, ProRes created by FFmpeg is in violation of Apple's copyright. Why would Netflix risk a battle? Am I wrong about this? I am no lawyer ......
EDIT: Ok, a Saturday dive down google shows that it may not be strictly illegal. But none the less, the lingering issues of potential incompatibility (the point of this thread) still makes me wonder why the behemoth that Netfix is "cheaps" out.
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