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      <title>About Those Unencumbered Video Formats</title>
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      <description>The Free Software Foundation tells us the H.264 AVCHD video encoding standard violates the very tenets of freedom, they claim competitors such as VP8/WebM and Ogg Theora are both unencumbered and technically equal to H.</description>
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