I’m a freelancer and bought Presentation With Albert: Senior Doctor, developed a training video, charged for my work and the client will show his video for free.
The client who dubs the video in another language. Do I have to buy a new license for this dub?
Thanks
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Hello @jaimelsdiaz
No, you should be ok with one license as long as your client doesn’t make other changes to the video.
" What are allowed variations of a single application?
In addition to a series, allowed variations of an end product that are still considered a single application include:
Translations - the same end product simply translated into a different language (e.g. alternate text or alternate voiceover)
Cut-downs - a shortened version of an end product where no new content has been added (e.g. a 15 second “teaser” version of a film trailer)
Tag changes - minor revisions to text or content (e.g. changing “Coming Soon” to “Now Showing”) "
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It will be okay with the regular license until or unless the author makes any change
As @MrsEnabled specified in such detail please follow her instructions to have better for yourself
Thank you, your answer helped me a lot
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