On 7/3/07, Neil Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Without consent from the copyright holders, I would say that you've got it in one. Without a licence, it is not free software, it is not even distributable so it cannot go into non-free either. Overall, it is about as off-limits as OutlookExpress and just as appealing. ;-)
On 7/3/07, Thomas Jollans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I don't think there is anything that gives us, the free university of Berlin, or anyone, the right to redistribute the code. It is obvious that everyone ignores this, but since when has the internet been good on copyright law ?
Many thanks to both of you for your replies. I actually kind of knew (or feared) the answer of the question before asking it, but I wanted to be sure... I will go on trying to get in touch with the authors to clarify this, but I strongly doubt it will be effective. Otherwise, maybe I can wrap another existing, free MPEG2 codec in an interface similar to mpeg2vidcodec, so that it can be used by ImageMagick to handle MPEG2 videos... Thanks again, François
