Hi Mark,
Just the Codec. I did wonder about the modems, but couldn't find
anything relevant in the DSGL.
- David
On 16/2/21 7:39 am, Mark Jessop wrote:
Would this only apply to the voice codec itself, and not the modems
(OFDM, FSK) within the codec2 repository?
Cheers,
Mark
On Tue, Feb 16, 2021 at 7:23 AM David Rowe <da...@rowetel.com
<mailto:da...@rowetel.com>> wrote:
Hello List,
I've applied for and received an assessment of the Codec 2
software by
my local (Australian) Defence Export Controls (DEC) organisation:
1/ It has been assessed as "listed" on the Defence and Strategic
Goods
List, which means it may require a permit to be exported or
published in
activities which are "controlled".
2/ However my current "activity" does not require a permit as the
software is in the public domain.
3/ DEC would like to be contacted if the software ever gets used for
military applications, or in weapons of mass destruction (!).
I guess it's a compliment that the capabilities of Codec 2 border on
those considered important by defense organisations.
Users of Codec 2 in other countries might want to ask for a similar
assessment to make sure you stay on the correct side of your local
law.
I would guess that many countries have similar laws - they tend to be
aligned.
- David
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