Now, of course, even if a reproduction has been given away, the patent holder still has to prove that it infringes on his patent and getting something deleted from the internet is close to impossible. So DVSI may be very unhappy if people manage to build a AMBE (+ +2) implementation and publish it as OSS (open source software) on the internet, but is there really something they can do about it? I’m not saying that ‚they’ should go forth and do as they like in infringing on the 'AMBE patent”, I’m just pointing out a weak point in patent law when it comes down to software and OSS. If anybody is going to write an open-source encoder for D-STAR, I suggest starting with the open source implementation of the IMBE vocoder used by the OP25 project. This is a C++ fixed-point implementation under GPLv3 written by Pavel Yazev. That code is available here:. Obviously the code would need to be tweaked to do AMBE+ instead of IMBE, but the fundamentals of those codecs are the same as far as I understand.

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Several people have used Pavel Yazev's implementation and other parts of the OP25 project code to create basic SDR p25 radios in GNURadio. --Reuven (KB3EHW) On Tuesday, December 17, 2013 4:17:49 PM UTC-5, Steve wrote. We have an intellectual property attorney who assists the project, and I spend my work day being the bridge between engineering and law. We've put in some time in developing an intellectual property strategy for the project. We are in a good position to annul patent claims of DVSI regarding our own codec, since the code was originally published as part of David's thesis 20+ years ago.

Thus, we have priority over any patents that DVSI would have filed in the intervening period. They may have valid patent claims that apply to AMBE 3000, this would require further exploration. The patents they filed while working on IMBE have expired, and the ones on older AMBE versions are about two years from expiring. Thanks Bruce -- Sent from my Android phone with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.

Remco.post 18.12.13 02:01. 2013, om 02:19 heeft Bruce Perens het volgende geschreven: We have an intellectual property attorney who assists the project, and I spend my work day being the bridge between engineering and law. We've put in some time in developing an intellectual property strategy for the project.

We are in a good position to annul patent claims of DVSI regarding our own codec, since the code was originally published as part of David's thesis 20+ years ago. Thus, we have priority over any patents that DVSI would have filed in the intervening period. They may have valid patent claims that apply to AMBE 3000, this would require further exploration. Homer Simpson Doh Sound Download. The patents they filed while working on IMBE have expired, and the ones on older AMBE versions are about two years from expiring.

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