Frank Küster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Package: emacspeak > Version: 17.0-1 > Severity: severity
[...] > Additionally, the source contains a lot of sound files without > specific copyright notice. Some are probably just sounds needed to > synthesize speech, and may not be copyrightable, or be spoken and > copyright by Mr. Raman. But files like > > emacspeak-17.0/realaudio/radio/bbc-world-service.ram > emacspeak-17.0/realaudio/radio/science-in-action-bbc.ram > emacspeak-17.0/realaudio/radio/cnn-biz.ram > emacspeak-17.0/realaudio/radio/cnn-si.ram > emacspeak-17.0/realaudio/radio/cnn-cnn.ram > emacspeak-17.0/realaudio/radio/cnn-sports.ram > emacspeak-17.0/realaudio/radio/cnn-es.ram > emacspeak-17.0/realaudio/radio/cnn-top-stories.ram > emacspeak-17.0/realaudio/radio/cnn-hn.ram > > Do sound like somebody else had a copyright on them. These files are just "links" to web locations, i.e., they only contains the URLs needed to listen to certain live streams and archived works. -- CYa, Mario
