"Microsoft acquired patents and applications related to Opus through their purchase of Skype. These patents (and any other Microsoft might have had) are available under a different, but still royalty-free, license detailed below. The license covers the listed patent applications, along with any other patent or application covering Opus that is owned by Microsoft."
Yeah, I guessed that Opus was the best solution to get royalty free audio
codecs in Internet Explorer considering Opus uses the SILK codec (created by
Skype, for which MS owns) in addition to Xiph.Org's CELT. They even own
patents to it, so it doesn't hurt them to include technology they own:
http://opus-codec.org/license/
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