Is downloading YouTube videos legal? Doesn't YouTube lose out on advertising revenue this way?
The HUGE hole in YouTube’s TOS agreement is a ‘Download’ button would NOT download a video in the normally understood sense. Why? Because the video is ALREADY on your hard drive.‘Streaming’ video is not what one would think. For ‘streaming’ video to work, the video file is saved as a temporary file on YOUR hard drive. YouTube, (and any other site displaying a video), puts it on your hard drive so they can make money. They put it there. It is not encoded, it is not hidden; it is not, in ANY way changed.But, it isn’t as simple as copying the temp file to another location on your hard drive. What does take place is the file is locked, using YOUR operating system, to give an error if you attempt to copy it.Downloading apps, or browser add-ons, negate the OS lock, and copy the file already on your hard drive to the location of your choice.Other computing ‘old timers’, like me, will probably remember the early days before this was figured out. Then all you had to do was make a copy of the temp file, (THOSE days didn’t last long; perhaps a year, more likely only months).So, if YouTube tried to take someone to court over ‘downloading’ videos, the defense attorney would only need to get someone from YouTube on the stand, and ask them to explain, in detail, how YouTube’s video display process works.When the witness says, ‘then the video is copied, (downloaded), to the viewer’s hard drive’, the case is over.How can a viewer ‘download’ a video which is ALREADY on their hard drive? They cannot.YouTube only prevents the unknowledgeable from saving videos through intimidation and threats. Every one else just uses an app or browser add-on.
Is it bad to upload Spongebob Squarepants episodes on YouTube?
Because I saw Courage The Cowardly dog episodes getting removed & people who own it gets suspended. And I have a cd of Spongebob & can upload it on Youtube but is it okay?
Can I earn any money by uploading anime videos on YouTube if I avoid copyright strikes?
Why not do it the easier and more fun way and run a publication that reviews anime? Then you are permitted to show clips as fair use.Are you a fan of anime?Or just want to share content for its popularity?It helps a lot to be genuinely interested in the niche you have chosen.Uploading videos takes time and resources that can be better spent being an anime movie reviewer.Watch it and write what you think. That’s how to do it right. You will make more money in the long run if you do it right.
How can I upload music on YouTube without getting copyright infringement?
In doing a search, I haven’t found a definitive, “one-stop shopping” answer to your question. Based on what I’ve found, a person posting famous songs on YouTube:may actually be violating copyright, but the copyright holder tacitly allows the use. Some indie musicians are more interested in their music becoming widely known than in preventing people from sharing it.may be violating copyright, but the copyright holder isn’t able to protect their copyright for some reason (financial, physical disability, legal dispute over copyright ownership, can’t prove copyright ownership, etc.).the copyright holder may not be a participant in YouTube’s Content ID (CID) program. YouTube automatically checks for violations on behalf of CID members. Other copyright holders may need to search for violators on their own.all famous songs aren’t covered by copyright. Content published before 1923, after 1922 and before 1978 without the (c) notice, and after 1922 and before 1964 with (c) notice but not renewed after 28 years is in the public domain. This content isn’t covered by copyright.The copyright holder may have given permission to a specific YouTuber to use their music.When creating your own YouTube videos, it’s best to use music provided by YouTube, stock music for which you have a license, or music known to be in the public domain. Even if you use music (other video content, images, etc.) that doesn’t require you to identify the source, I recommend keeping track of the source in case your use is challenged.
How to upload lyrics videos on youtube without......?
copyright infringement. I mean I see people do it all the time and when I scroll down next to "music" it says the name of the song and the category under it and under than the license. How can I upload them without getting them deleted? I am sure those people buy the license or something but I don't know how to do that, if someone could tell me it would be very helpful.
How long can you use a song on a youtube video without copyright infringement?
I really want to start making youtube videos but I've found it's quite more complicated than it seems with all the copyrighting issues. I've seen tons of beauty gurus use music as intro for their videos without being banned or removed for copyright infringement. Is there like a time limit for the use of a song? Ive seen Bethany Motta of MacBarbie07 use songs of artists as popular as Taylor Swift. How can I do that without being penalized or without hurting my chances of ever getting partnered?
How do i add songs onto my youtube video without having copyright problems?
I posted a video on youtube and it said the song was copyrighted or something like that and so i had to audioswap it. What i am saying is how do i post a video with the song i want? P.S The song that was copyrighted was In the End by Linkin Park