Yes. The G.729.x source code (in C) can be downloaded for free from
ITU-T as the spec actually are in C code. But, even if you use this raw,
non-tuned version you will need to pay a license fee to ITU-T per channel.
The same for G.723.x
The version that Digium offer is optimized, meaning that they have done
basic improvments on the c-code to be able to run more channels. This is
however very basic stuff.
Jan
Richard Malcolm-Smith wrote:
Do I need licenses to use the codec in New Zealand?
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