Jan wrote: Let's split the work -- you pay the license, we intergrate it.
Jan.
On 21-01 16:42, Steven R. Bunin wrote:
Jan,Do you have any idea of how much the license would be? Could we have a model where is it licensed per channel? I think asterisk uses this model. We would be willing to fund development. Aloha,Matt
--- Matthew John Darnell mdarnell@servpac.com wrote: <SNIP>
Digium charges a licence fee of $10 per channel. They resell it from voiceage. Vovida provides G729(A) without a licence fee. But this is only for development and not allowed for commercial use.
http://www.digium.com/index.php?menu=asterisk_g729 http://www.vovida.org/applications/downloads/G729A/ http://www.voiceage.com/codecsite/prod_729_open.php
===== Girish Gopinath gr_sh2003@yahoo.com
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Please note that Vovida (actually Voiceage) provides only binaries compiled for Windows, apparently they are of no use for SEMS. I believe that you can but license from Digium and download reference C code from ITU-T, which compiles just fine on any modern unix-like system.
-Maxim
GR S wrote:
It is US$15k setup fee and US$7.5k annual fee. Besides, every copy costs about US$1.50.
We are looking at doing this. But apparently more community support is needed. If anyone is interested in sharing the cost and profit (by reselling the license for individual copies), please reply this email. Just fyi, * sells US$10 for each license. So a few thousand copies don't seem to be too big a problem.
Thanks, Richard
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I can participate in the project by providing ITU-T floating point reference implementation cleaned up by me (all global variables removed and easy-to-use encode/decode API built on top of it). It should be trivial to integrate it with SEMS. Its performance quite adequate - allowing to support about 100 channels simulateneously on the modern IA32 hardware.
-Maxim
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