Aubin Paul wrote:
> As long as all Freevo does is call third-party applications, or
> libraries like dvdread that can, but do not require css, I don't see
> why we couldn't do it.
It's not about Freevo itself, it's about the Freevo binary release
which includes mplayer _and_ stuff to decode DVDs. The audio cd stuff
is no problem, because it's a hardware copy protection. The only
problem is libdecss which is illegal. Also the distribution of some
codecs in binary format.
Dischi
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