Licenses & terms

A few
ground rules.

Last updated October 21, 2026

Your videos

Dreamzy VR is a video player, not a video service or catalog. You choose the files, servers, and computers it accesses. Use media and services you have permission to access.

App Store applications

For an application obtained through Apple’s App Store, Apple’s Standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement applies unless the product listing supplies a different agreement. This page does not announce an App Store release, price, subscription, or trial.

Open-source components

VLC, VLCKit, FFmpeg, and other included components remain governed by their own licenses. Those licenses prevail over conflicting restrictions on the covered components. See library sources and notices.

You may modify LGPL-covered components for your own use and reverse engineer Dreamzy VR to debug those modifications to the extent required by the applicable LGPL. No application term limits those rights. Required release-specific source and replacement/relink materials can be requested using the contact on the source page.

Dreamzy VR’s original work

The Dreamzy VR name, original application code, and original artwork are not licensed under the LGPL or another open-source license merely because the player uses open-source libraries. Component license permissions do not grant trademark rights.

Third-party names

Apple, iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Vision Pro, Windows, VLC, and other product names belong to their respective owners. Dreamzy VR is an independent application and is not affiliated with or endorsed by those owners.

Contact

For questions about these terms, source access, or the app, use the contact form.