copyable

Functions include the ability to audition AES67 streams on-demand using the PC sound card; monitoring of two Ethernet NICs simultaneously for true ST2022-7 compatibility; a Stream Health Monitor that keeps track of jitter, dropped packets and data errors; LUFS metering with detailed tracking of Loudness Units over time; alarms for silence-sensing, under-level or over-level alerts, with user-definable thresholds; SDP interrogation of each monitored stream, with information copyable to clipboard for documentation purposes or for use with other applications as well as per-stream Status Window with display of audio level content over time, errors over time, and file-based error report.

The drawing style in the book is deliberately copyable in case children want to have a go at drawing the characters.

Using optical character recognition, it makes the text in images copyable and editable.

This collection is recommended--the poems are written in a jingling free verse which is eminently copyable and may inspire children who have never thought of themselves as poets to try their hands.

They described open content as "materials that are freely copyable, freely remixable, and free of barriers to access, sharing, and educational use" (p.

Although consumers may have been unlikely to care about authorship with respect to the footage at issue in Dastar, the opinion acknowledges that the "purchaser of a novel is interested not merely, if at all, in the identity of the producer of the physical tome (the publisher), but also, and indeed primarily, in the identity of the creator of the story it conveys (the author)." (322) Nonetheless, the practical difficulties of ascertaining authorship of complex works like films and the danger of transforming trademark claims into a form of "mutant copyright" counseled against an expansive reading of "origin." (323) To hold otherwise would create the risk of locking up public domain material that was freely copyable as a matter of copyright policy.