* /Multi-Object Multimedia Application/(MMA) is term I found in this
article: /Haining Liu and M. El Zarki. Towards the delay and
synchronization control for networked real-time multi-object
multimedia applications. In Object-Oriented Real-Time Dependable
Systems, 2003. WORDS 2003 Fall. The Ninth IEEE International
Workshop on, pages 79--86, 2003 /Sometimes it is also called
multi-source multimedia. But it is not popular to use multiple
media object in an application. So this term is easy to see.
* Source Code of BSDCS is currently only available inside our team.
For our machines are all limited to access from mainland of China.
But now, we are going to get a host available globally, it is
coming soon.
* We've decided to use open source license to release our source,
GPL and from apache license are both good. We are going to choose
one. We appreciate your advice :-) . BSDCS depends on API provided
by FFMpeg, it use GPL.
Andrus Adamchik wrote:
Thanks! This certainly makes things more clear. While most of the
people on this list are programming geeks, this is still somewhat
outside of the mainstream area of expertise here, so expect to explain
what BSDCS is over and over :-)
In literature, this kind of application is called /Multi-object
Multimedia Applications(MMAs)/.
BTW I haven't found much usage of this term via Google, except for the
BSDCS site.
A few more questions if I may:
* The proposal mentions that BSDCS is currently "an open source [..]
project". Is there currently a place where people outside your team
can access the source code? Among other things, providing access to
source code may help you to find interested developers at Apache.
* This maybe redundant considering the previous question, but what
license are you using at the moment? And also if you rely on any
third-party open source packages, what license those packages require?
Thanks
Andrus
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XJTU-IBM Open Tech. R&D Center
