Please note that you are under obligation to release the FFmpeg's LGPL source code that you used, including any modifications you might have done directly to it.įinally, if your program will allow the end-user to encode with patented formats (H.264, AAC ), you should do your homework on the laws concerning patented software in your jurisdiction, as the MPEG-LA may come knock at your door. If your commercial application is going to be open-source, then you may use -enable-gpl. This will automatically disable any codec whose code license is incompatible with a closed-source binary release, for example GPL. The most important parts are not compiling with either -enable-gpl or -enable-nonfree and linking your program dynamically to the libraries. The legal checklist you linked at actually seems suited for a commercial application. Sorry to not have a better answer than the support, but just told it as a clarification.Beware : am not a lawyer, if this question is intended for a serious production, you should seek legal advice from a specialized lawyer.įFmpeg has parts that are LGPL, GPL, and 3rd party libraries (e.g libx264, libmp3lame.) have their own licenses too.

On your keyboard, hold down the Option key, and choose File > Convert > Create MP3 Version. Select songs in your library that you want to convert. Convert songs to MP3 with Apple Music App. If using several at the same time and it crash, the way to do is to report the error here, how it happened, and send them the error’s log. All our free sounds and music are safe to use for any non-commercial and commercial use, even for. there are crash due to the use of several filters at the same time. 2.6.4 is a stable version, old, working, and this 3.0 one is a completly new application very different, and working differently. you can’t compare 2.6.4 with this actual version.maybe they wanted to tell that the GUI crash is not related to the gpu ? about your graphic card, i don’t know what you mean.and we all hope that all the main issues will be fixed for the official release. if the software crashes and has issues, it’s unfortunatly normal and expectedn and fortunatly with time, more problemes are fixed, and less the software has issues. it’s not a final release version.,it must be “tried” by keeping this as in mind. This is an early access / beta version.if you use an OS which is not compatible / recommanded / supported, it can be an issue.here, and in the beta section of this forum. we wait it fixed, and everybody here try to help as best. actually, the GUI (graphical user interface), crash often when using the software.Unfortunatly, Topaz support told you the truth on everything they said.

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