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diff --git a/licenses/Manifest.gz b/licenses/Manifest.gz
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diff --git a/licenses/NVIDIA-CODEC-SDK b/licenses/NVIDIA-CODEC-SDK
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+This software is free. You are granted the right to use and copy it. This
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