Drive Volume Reporting Sample Clauses

Drive Volume Reporting. Within forty (45) days after the end of each Quarter, Licensee shall provide Licensing Company with a report identifying (a) any third party that sold or otherwise provided BD-Capable Drives to Licensee during the Quarter and (b) for each vendor and each of the following three categories, the number of BD-Capable Drives sold or otherwise provided to Licensee: (i) a BD-Capable Drive that is capable of any BD Recording Functions; (ii) a BD- Capable Drive that is not capable of performing any BD- Recording Functions but is capable of recording in accordance with the DVD or CD Standard(s), and (iii) any BD-Capable Drive not falling within categories "(i)" and "(ii)". Licensing Company shall keep the contents of the report confidential as set forth in Section 10. Licensing Company shall only use the report for the purpose of aiding Licensing Company in the correlation with and verification of the royalty reports received from other licensees selling BD-Capable Drives. Licensing Company may only report drive volume reporting information to a committee of Licensors in a consolidated format (by way of example, consolidated with information from other licensees to assure that the Licensee-specific information is obscured). Licensee agrees that no license is granted by this License Agreement for the reported BD-Capable Drives, and Licensing Company agrees that no payment obligation is created by this License Agreement for the reported BD-Capable Drives. Licensee is not required to reconcile the amounts reported in the BD-Capable Drive report with royalty reports provided hereunder. Provided Licensee does not knowingly report inaccurate information or prepare the report with reckless disregard to its accuracy, Licensing Company on behalf of itself and the Licensors hereby waive any claims they may have with respect to inaccurate data contained in the BD-Capable Drive report and any damages resulting from such inaccuracies.
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