Open-source software
PITTO uses open-source software. We’re grateful to the people who make it.
FFmpeg
- Used in PITTO to convert audio files.
- Made by the FFmpeg developers (ffmpeg.org).
- Licence: GNU Lesser General Public License, version 2.1 or later (licence text).
- Source code: FFmpeg 9.0.2 source code (.tar.xz). This is the exact source of the FFmpeg included in PITTO 1.0 and later, with our build settings (Apple silicon, Intel) and a list of any changes we made.
LAME
- Used by FFmpeg in PITTO to create MP3 files.
- Made by the LAME project (lame.sourceforge.io).
- Licence: GNU Library General Public License, version 2 or later (licence text).
- Source code: LAME 3.100 source code (.tar.gz), with our build settings (Apple silicon, Intel).
The full list of the other open-source parts in PITTO, with their licences, is included with the app.
Your rights. You may use, study, change and share these parts under their licences. A copy of each licence also comes with the PITTO app.
No warranty from their authors. These parts are distributed in the hope that they will be useful, but without any warranty; without even the implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. See their licences for details.
Older versions. The source code for each PITTO version that includes these parts stays available on this page for at least three years.