Mike
What I was looking to do is use the easier to install one and the better
one.
I was asked by a customer about using G729 and I told the customer that
they would have to pay for the G729
licenses. The customer pointed out the open source G729 code and I was
not sure if I could use that.
Then I was told by others that work on Asterisk that the open G729 was a
cracked ver of Digum G729
and don't use it without buying the Digum licenses.
So that is what I am tring to found out. And Paul did point that out
that the open G729 and Digums code is not the same.
I don't have Open G729 or Digum G729 installed in the Asterisk server.
Best regards,
Al Bochter
Bochter Services
http://www.BochterServices.com/?t=Email
Mike wrote:
Al Bochter wrote:
Mike
I understand that.
but it states on there site and note the key words "may need"
What I want to know is if you buy 10 licenses from digum can use the
Open Souce code?
That is not what you said or asked. You were asserting that a "free as
in beer" solution existed. If something says "may" it is incumbent
upon you to decide if the rules/requirements in question are
applicable to you, nobody else knows your situation.
To answer your new question, as I am not an expert in patent law I
haven't a clue.
I see the note about the IPP license
>From what I have been told this is easier to get working than
Digum's G729
I use Digium's codec and found it very easy to install.
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