https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=80196
--- Comment #22 from Wade D. Peterson <[email protected]> --- (In reply to comment #19) > > 3) An example is the EG 1:1990 “Alignment Color Bar Test Signal for > > Television Picture Monitors”. [...] Find “EG 1:1990” in the list; you should > > be able to download it at no cost. Note: this is an older analog TV standard > > that they now make available at no charge. > > I can see the entry in the search list, but it does not appear to be free > (US$50.00 showing here). Standards that are not freely available make it > more difficult for others to implement. Many documents have author / > publisher copyright but are still made freely available. This applies to > points (9) and (12) also. A patent is a much more significant issue than > copyright, although I sincerely doubt a palette in different arrangement. That’s interesting. I was able to download the EG 1:1990 standard for free. The copy I received had a copyright notice (plus surplusage) that reads: “Downloaded by guest on 2014-08-20 from IP 71.216.229.113 @ SMPTE All Rights Reserved.” I did a reverse lookup on the IP address from mxtoolbox.com, and it showed my correct location of 44.98 -93.2638 (Hennepin County Library in Minneapolis, Minnesota USA). -Wade -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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