Victor Elizondo <velizondo <at> growthaccelerationpartners.com> writes:
> I am developing three pieces of software; an > iOS App, an Android app and a Website. I need > to user FFmpeg to encode and decode video and > audio. Could you provide me a checklist to > comply your LGPL license and successfully > distribute my app in the Apple App Store and > Google Play Store. What's wrong with http://ffmpeg.org/legal.html ? If you will not use dynamic linking, don't forget to provide object files of your (proprietary) software for download together with the FFmpeg source you used: Make sure a user with the appropriate toolchain is able to change the FFmpeg source code that you used, can compile FFmpeg and (re-) link the whole application. > One important thing to consider is that these > pieces of software are not open source and > are intended completely for commercial > purposes; so source code availability is out > of the table. Please I need your guidance. Just to avoid any misunderstandings: If you distribute (proprietary or non- proprietary) software that includes FFmpeg source code, you have to provide the exact source code of FFmpeg that you used (NOT a link to ffmpeg.org!) to give users the usual freedom. Carl Eugen _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-user mailing list [email protected] http://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/ffmpeg-user
