Tascam BD-MP4K Professional-Grade 4K UHD Blu-ray Player - Manual (Page 258)

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Notice regarding software that uses the GNU GPL
List of packages
(GNU GPLv2)
linux kernel
(GNU LGPLv2.1)
DirectFB
About the licensing of software used in this product
The software included in this product is comprised of multiple
discrete software applications, and the copyrights of each of
these belong to various third parties.
This product includes software covered by end-user license
agreements (hereafter, “EULA”) stipulated by third parties.
Among these is the GNU General Public License (hereafter, “GPL”)
for free executable software applications. As a condition for the
distribution of software covered by the GPL, the source code for
such software must be made available. If you wish to obtain the
source code for such software, you may do so by accessing the
following URL and filling out a registration form.
https://teac-global.com/support/opensource/form/
Please understand that we are unable to respond to questions
about the source code contents and similar matters.
Source code will not be provided for software covered by EULAs
other than the GPL.
Software distributed in accordance with the GPL allows
customers to use it without charge, but, to the extent of
applicable laws, no explicit or implicit guarantees are provided
for such software.
With the exceptions of provisions of applicable laws and written
agreements, the copyright holders and those who change and
redistribute such software with the permission described above
will bear no responsibility for any loss caused by the use of or
the inability to use such software. Please read the GPL for details
about, for example, conditions for use and provisions that must
be followed regarding such software.
For details about use requirements for the covered software
modules and other matters, from the Home Screen, open
Settings > General Settings > System > Copyrights, and read the
various software user license agreements. (The original texts are
presented because these are rules from third parties, not from
TEAC.)