Hi,

I want to use FFmpeg library in a closed-source application on windows and I 
have some questions regarded to licensing:


1.       Let's suppose that I have a library a.dll that is linked statically or 
dynamically (uses some functionality) with FFmpeg. Another library b.dll is 
linked dynamically with a.dll. An application App.exe uses b.dll as a plug-in 
(loads the plug-in at runtime).
In this scenario does  a.dll, b.dll or App.exe become under LGPLv2.1 or later ? 
Does the source code corresponding to a.dll, b.dll and App.exe become under 
LGPLv2.1 or later ?
In case the answer is yes, which of these libraries becomes under LGPLv2.1 or 
later ? Which part of the source code (used to compile above libraries) become 
under LGPLv2.1 or later?


2.       Also, if we want to provide, together with our application, a 
not-modified copy of FFmpeg, took from your FFmpeg's web page or compiled and 
linked by us, can our work still be considered a "work that uses the library"  ?
Thank you,
Ioan

Best regards,

Ioan Stan    senior software developer

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