That's not true. I found out today that Rock Player did publish the
source code
The link is this...
http://rockplayer.freecoder.org/download/rockplayer_ffmpeg.zip
Can someone try it and report back whether it works or not?
Or what is inside...
Thanks
Eric
On Jul 16, 5:01 pm, Doug
Simply providing the source code is not good enough to satisfy the
full requirements of the LGPL license. They need to be pressured to
comply with all points in the license:
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.html
Specifically look at section 6 to understand what they are not
RockPlayer is currently (illegally, unethically) using FFmpeg as their
codec provider. They really should be publishing source and giving
attribution in order to maintain compliance. (Are you listening,
Android Market police, if you exist?)
On Jun 21, 8:40 pm, Andy Savage a...@bluewire.net.nz
I do hope this gets ported to Hero. :)
On Jun 22, 11:40 am, Andy Savage a...@bluewire.net.nz wrote:
Hi there...
In looking at the Rockplayer package it seems they use ffmpeg to do this.
More specifically they use:
libffmpeg.so,
libcmplayer.so
So presumably they use ffmpeg to decode the
