Hi,
first: nice work and thanks for making this available!
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If I understand it correctly, your license is Apache License v2.0 + some additional clauses.
This combination of clauses appears to allow a company to use ten-vad directly in a commercial application, without the need for open-sourcing the application's code (no virality like GPL).
--> Is this correct?
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In the src folder (https://github.com/TEN-framework/ten-vad/tree/main/src), there are 2 files fftw.h and fftw.c.
AFAIK, FFTW is the name of a very well known FFT library by MIT, which is dual licensed under either the GPL license or alternatively under a dedicated commercial license with MIT.
--> Is it correct that ten-vad uses this FFTW library from MIT, or is it just a coincidence that the file names happen to be fftw.h/.c and this is not related to FFTW from MIT at all?
Thanks,
Koen
Hi,
first: nice work and thanks for making this available!
If I understand it correctly, your license is Apache License v2.0 + some additional clauses.
This combination of clauses appears to allow a company to use ten-vad directly in a commercial application, without the need for open-sourcing the application's code (no virality like GPL).
--> Is this correct?
In the src folder (https://github.com/TEN-framework/ten-vad/tree/main/src), there are 2 files fftw.h and fftw.c.
AFAIK, FFTW is the name of a very well known FFT library by MIT, which is dual licensed under either the GPL license or alternatively under a dedicated commercial license with MIT.
--> Is it correct that ten-vad uses this FFTW library from MIT, or is it just a coincidence that the file names happen to be fftw.h/.c and this is not related to FFTW from MIT at all?
Thanks,
Koen