On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 6:46 PM, Shan Jiang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > xplayer is advanced on basic of mplayer (GPL) by our team. mplayer code is > the core of xplayer and provide many primary functions for it, such as > audio/video playback, streaming multimedia transport protocols and AV > encode-decode (actually supported by FFmpeg ). xplayer just add the new > function of playing synchronized multiple multimedia objects into mplayer.
So, where do I find the mplayer original source code you derived xplayer from? > It is very hard to divide mplayer code from xplayer in a short period for > ASL (even if we done, xplayer is non-functional). Nobody is talking about doing it in a hurry. But you better start now if it takes long. You might as well think about replacing xplayer with a properly developed ASL licensed alternative. > So xplayer is a vital > issue that we need discuss in detail. Agreed, as we do right now. > Is it obligatory to commit xplayer code into ASF repository at present? It is obligatory to _NOT_ commit this code into ASF, since it is not yours! > xplayer is just one application software kit of Bluesky that includes three > independent system, real-class system (developed by c++), MERSMP and > xplayer. Except from mplayer, what other third party projects did you derive you other 'systems' from? Bernd
