Release files and third-party software.

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EyeSurgerySplits application code is proprietary. Its third-party components retain their own licenses. The installer includes their notices, also available in the notices ZIP above.

Qt, PySide6 and Shiboken are used under LGPLv3. The video tools use FFmpeg under LGPLv2.1-or-later and OpenH264 under its BSD license. OpenCV includes a separate FFmpeg decoder. Other dependencies and their supplied notices are listed in the notice inventory.

The Windows dependency sources ZIP contains corresponding Qt/PySide/Shiboken sources, matching FFmpeg and OpenH264 sources, our video build scripts, and OpenCV’s matching video-wrapper source package with its dependencies.

The separate native dependency sources ZIP is for Mac and Linux. It includes Qt/PySide/Shiboken 6.11.2, the matching FFmpeg and OpenH264 sources, OpenCV 4.13.0, and the native build recipes. These builds use a minimal OpenCV compiled against the same shared FFmpeg libraries used by the app. Build and library replacement instructions are included. These developer downloads are optional for using the app.

The runtime sources ZIP supplies GCC sources and build recipes for the numerical libraries bundled with NumPy, including libquadmath. Linux desktop system libraries are supplied by your distribution.

LGPL libraries are distributed as replaceable files. Reverse engineering for debugging modifications to these libraries is permitted, and application restrictions do not override third-party license rights.