Slipstream DRC Third-Party Notices

Slipstream DRC bundles third-party software governed by separate license terms.

FFmpeg and ffprobe are bundled as separate GPL sidecar executables:
8.1.2-essentials_build-www.gyan.dev

Binary archive SHA256:
DB580001CAA24AC104C8CB856CD113A87B0A443F7BDF47D8C12B1D740584A2EC

Exact FFmpeg source commit: 38b88335f9
Corresponding source archive SHA256:
2AE7E42343CFFFB811D15CFE98B6D005F082595FCDF034D30A4FF90CFED9F9C6

Slipstream DRC does not link FFmpeg libraries into the Rust application. FFmpeg
is invoked as an external process for probing, filtering, preview generation,
and remuxing.

The proprietary Slipstream DRC app license and EULA do not restrict rights
granted by third-party licenses, including GPL rights for FFmpeg and ffprobe.

See the bundled THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md, licenses/GPL-3.0.txt,
licenses/FFMPEG-SOURCE.md, licenses/npm-dependencies.txt, and
licenses/rust-dependencies.txt files for the full release notices.

The Gyan static build includes external libraries such as libx264, libx265,
libxvid, libaom, and libvpx. Those components retain their own licenses and
copyrights. Nanometer Advisors, LLC does not grant patent rights for codecs or
other external libraries.
