Thanks :)
@Gabriel
I've had another eMail contact with irrKlangs author in order to have a secure answer;
normally you would have to buy an additional irrKlang license (but only if your ZweiDe product is commercial!), but as ZweiDe is a very new framework he allowed all ZweiDe users to use ZweiDe in commercial products without having to buy an additional irrKlang license - for now which means "as long as ZweiDe is not a big commercial success".
I'll stay in contact with the irrKlang author in order to find a solution as soon as this is the case.
In short:
--> If your ZweiDe program is not commercial, you don't have to care anyway
--> If you ZweiDe program IS commercial, you don't have to care for now but it *might* be neccessary to buy an irrKlang license somewhen in the future (This would be announced on the ZweiDe website or the ZweiDe forums) but only if we don't find a different solution (For example: ZweiDe-included Soundsupport via OpenAL instead of irrKlang).
@Gabriel
I've had another eMail contact with irrKlangs author in order to have a secure answer;
normally you would have to buy an additional irrKlang license (but only if your ZweiDe product is commercial!), but as ZweiDe is a very new framework he allowed all ZweiDe users to use ZweiDe in commercial products without having to buy an additional irrKlang license - for now which means "as long as ZweiDe is not a big commercial success".
I'll stay in contact with the irrKlang author in order to find a solution as soon as this is the case.
In short:
--> If your ZweiDe program is not commercial, you don't have to care anyway
--> If you ZweiDe program IS commercial, you don't have to care for now but it *might* be neccessary to buy an irrKlang license somewhen in the future (This would be announced on the ZweiDe website or the ZweiDe forums) but only if we don't find a different solution (For example: ZweiDe-included Soundsupport via OpenAL instead of irrKlang).