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Author: Axel Schou - Aebli - Schou.Axel@gmail.com License: Jaudiotagger is released under the GNU GPL Contact: Jaikoz has several mailing lists where you can post questions or just chat: jaudio@jaikoz.org (Jaudiotagger User List) jaudiotagger@icculus.org (Jaudiotagger developpers' mailing list) For more information, please visit the Jaikoz homepage: Credits: Jaikoz is developed using the Pthread library and some parts are developed using the sndfile library. 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