End User License Agreement
1. Who this agreement is with. This agreement is between you and haoyong.app ("we") for the Haoyong Video application ("the App"). The App consists of (a) software written by us ("Haoyong Software") and (b) open-source components written by others and licensed to you directly by their authors ("Open-Source Components"), listed in the App under Haoyong Video › Acknowledgements and in ThirdPartyNotices.txt inside the app bundle.
2. Your license to Haoyong Software. We grant you a free, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to install and use Haoyong Software on Macs that you own or control, for personal or commercial purposes. Haoyong Software is free of charge; there is no trial period, account, subscription or advertising.
3. Open-Source Components — your rights are not limited by this agreement. Each Open-Source Component is licensed to you under its own license (including the GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1 or later, "LGPL"). Nothing in this agreement limits, restricts or replaces the rights you have under those licenses, and where this agreement and an open-source license conflict, the open-source license prevails for that component. In particular, for the LGPL-licensed libraries (libmpv, FFmpeg's libraries, libplacebo, FriBidi):
- you may copy, modify and distribute them under the terms of the LGPL;
- you may replace the library files in
Haoyong Video.app/Contents/Frameworkswith modified versions and use the App with them. Because the App is code-signed, you'll need to re-sign the modified app; instructions are included in the source archive; - we permit you to modify the App for your own use, and to reverse-engineer it, to the extent needed to debug such modifications of the LGPL libraries;
- you can obtain the complete corresponding source code of these components, with the build scripts we used, from https://video.haoyong.app/en/opensource/ (for at least three years after we last distribute this version), at no charge beyond a reasonable cost of physically supplying it if you ask for a copy on media.
4. Restrictions on Haoyong Software. Except as permitted in §3 or by applicable law, you may not sell, rent or sublicense Haoyong Software itself, and you may not remove our copyright notices. These restrictions apply only to Haoyong Software, never to the Open-Source Components.
5. Privacy. The App doesn't collect personal data or connect to the network. See the Privacy Policy at https://video.haoyong.app/en/privacy/.
6. Your content. You are responsible for having the right to play, capture and export the media you open with the App.
7. Updates and future services. Optional online services (for example AI subtitles) may be offered later under separate terms, which you'll be asked to accept before use. They never change your rights under §3.
8. No warranty. The App is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind, to the extent permitted by law. The Open-Source Components carry the warranty disclaimers in their licenses.
9. Liability. To the extent permitted by law, we aren't liable for indirect or consequential damages arising from use of the App. Nothing here limits liability that can't be limited by law.
10. Mac App Store. If you got the App from the Mac App Store, Apple's Usage Rules also apply. Apple isn't a party to the open-source licenses. §3 applies regardless of where you got the App, and where Apple's rules and §3 differ for the Open-Source Components, §3 and their licenses govern your rights in those components.
11. Termination. This license ends if you breach §4. Termination doesn't affect rights you hold under the open-source licenses.
12. Governing law. TODO (owner): name the governing law (for example that of the publisher's place of residence), or remove this section. Not an LGPL requirement.