Am 09.10.2014 um 18:07 schrieb Matus Novak:
I am developing open-source framework that is licensed under LPGL and it is mainly focused on graphical usage. I am also developing addons for this framework and one of which is video player that uses FFmpeg libraries.My question is, if I compile shared FFmpeg libraries *without* parameters "--enable-gpl" and "--enable-nonfree" to make it LGPL compatible, then am I legally allowed to make DDLs available on framework`s git repository? If I understood right, I also need to make the source code available on same repository from which DLLs were compiled?
if you use "--enable-gpl" you need to follow the GPL if you use "--enable-nonfree" the binary is *undistributeable* at the end you need to consult a laywer, this is the wrong place there is a good reason why you find only sources on the official page patent issues and so on.....
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