The review request for RPM Fusion is here: https://bugzilla.rpmfusion.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1030 Very unlikely unless upstream XBMC radically changes the way that it integrates and distributes codecs. XBMC relies heavily on ffmpeg, not gstreamer, for audio/video codecs, and ffmpeg upstream (AFAICT) isn't very amenable to splitting into a "good" and "bad" for issues like software patents. I faced the same issue with picard, which relies on ffmpeg for acoustic fingerprinting. I had to compile picard on Fedora without acoustic fingerprinting support and then compile the ffmpeg version on RPM Fusion and distribute one single shared library file. It's a pain to keep them in sync, but it can be done fairly easily in this case because picard is a very small package and it can function without acoustic fingerprinting. This won't work with XBMC, because it's effectively useless without ffmpeg, at least for video, AFAIK. So unless somebody can recommend how to split this up and it actually makes XBMC useful without any ffmpeg-enabled (or other problematic codecs) bits, then this will probably stay in RPM Fusion. Alex