On Wed, 2005-11-16 at 19:32 +1300, Matt Riddell wrote: > > http://www.sipro.com/news.php > > MONTREAL, CANADA, July 6, 2005. The G.729 Consortium today announced > > that it has changed its licensing policy and will now offer licenses to > > use the G.729 patented technology to end-product manufacturers only. > > Qualifying end-products would typically include access devices, > > audio/video conferencing equipment, call center equipment, IP phones, > > IP/PBXs, media gateways, etc. > > > > makes it slightly harder ... not impossible but slightly harder. > > I think he was referring to the new pricing structure, which is significantly > higher than $10 if you only require 1 channel. > He was making a comment in reference to what I said. The blurb that I said included information on a specific project implementation of this, which the current licensing structure wont allow for, as such I legally cant license it unless I change my plans. Thus is makes it harder but not impossible.
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