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The scope of the AVC license determines which video sources fall within licensed use; video from unlicensed providers is not covered.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is a fragment joined by AND/OR to other provisions not fully quoted here; the primary proposition is the licensed-provider coverage, but the full legal effect depends on the surrounding clauses (ids 59191, 59193, 59189).
Readers are permitted to use AVC video under the license only when that video was obtained from a provider holding an AVC license.
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"AND/OR WAS OBTAINED FROM A VIDEO PROVIDER LICENSED TO PROVIDE AVC VIDEO.Excerpt from Google's Chrome Terms of Service
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The scope of the AVC license determines which video sources fall within licensed use; video from unlicensed providers is not covered.
Readers are permitted to use AVC video under the license only when that video was obtained from a provider holding an AVC license.
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