> > However, I do not provide binaries and I state in the readme > > "Please note that parts of this software can be under patent > > right restrictions and thus cannot be used freely in some > > countries.", but I got a letter about patent infringements > > which demands to stop all distribution of software. > > You can definitively publish source code only. > I received the same kind of letter from Dolby about AAC source code, > explaining that they could even sue me. > I responded back that source code is fully legal, and that I'll never remove > the source code. It was several months ago, and I didn't heard back from > them.
Same goes for me, I received a few of those letters, too. They did not complain anymore after removing the binaries only (while they said I had to remove everything (even a program that stripped a few bytes from an AAC file :-))) Menno http://www.audiocoding.com _______________________________________________ mp3encoder mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://minnie.tuhs.org/mailman/listinfo/mp3encoder
