JAAD (net.sourceforge.jaad), bundled inside the JCodec jar under its own package, is a public-domain
AAC decoder. JCodec's own file headers state: "part of JAAD ... distributed under the Public Domain
license. Code changes provided by the JCodec project are distributed under FreeBSD license" — so the
FreeBSD/BSD-2-Clause text in BSD-2-Clause-jcodec.txt covers JCodec's changes, and this dedication
covers JAAD's original code. Upstream (JAADec, https://github.com/DV8FromTheWorld/JAADec) carries
this public-domain dedication:

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