If you incbin an MP3 does it get around the copyright?
It's a different issue. With MP3s the "sound" is copyrighted (so are decoders or encoders or something, you weren't talking about that were you?) whereas with font's the actual "code" in the ttf file is what's copyrighted, and you can't distribute it, so if it's incbinned then the average user won't be able to use it and if someone hacks your game to remove it, they are doing something illegal anyway. Bitmap fonts are legal too of course. Maybe I should start a debate on this as I think incbinning would be a wicked way to include a copyright font because the author couldn't ever prove that you didn't just turn it into a bitmap font and incbin that, unless they hired an hacker to checkout your .exe + you can encrypt .exes too.