InterTrust acquired XAudio

Written by Petteri Pyyny @ 30 Dec 1999 4:31

InterTrust Technologies Corporation announced today that they've acquired XAudio MPEG-1 decoding technology. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Xaudio is widely licensed MP3 decoding engine, used by companies and products such as MusicMatch, Diamond Rio, Empeg and MacAmp.

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