No, it is a violation of copyright laws. YouTube routinely goes through and eliminates videos that violate those laws. They will also respond rapidly if requested to remove them from the copyright holders. Actually i posted a video and that happened to me,they send you an email you fill out the form and it is perfectly fine!
The songs and videos are subject to removal from youtube when they are found. There are so many of them that such music and videos often remain up for quite a while. In the mean time, listening to and watching those youtube videos is perfectly okay. Don't worry about it.
That's what the term "copyright" means, that the work in question (musical or otherwise) belongs to someone and cannot be copied without the permission of the owner (who normally wants to be paid).
It's a very grey area. YouTube's TOS prohibits its users form downloading from the site full stop (except if they permit it) and copyright holders own the content. If you are copying from YouTube it may be considered akin to recording a VHS (which is fully legal).
It is not legal to stream website content from the BBC to a personal website. This is a copyright violation.
Legally? No. Youtube's ToS prohibits you from saving any content to your desktop. However you CAN contact the person who posted the video and ask for a copy. If they send it to you, this is both legal and free. Also a lot easier and safer than trying to use third party software to 'rip' it. ---------------- Of course, if the material does not belong to the poster then it is still illegal. I am referring to obtaining materials from Youtube legally- Youtube and the Poster retain copyright ownership of videos unless the Poster relinquishes it. So if the copyright belongs to the poster, then they can send it to you legally. You CANNOT rip it from youtube legally, under any circumstance, due to Youtube's ToS and copyright laws combined.
Yes. YouTube itself is legal, although there are strict guidelines users must follow as some content isn't permitted for legal reasons or copyright reasons.
Uploading full audiobooks to YouTube without permission from the copyright owner is illegal. It violates copyright laws and can result in your account being terminated or facing legal action. It's important to respect the intellectual property rights of authors and publishers.
Yes you can embed your video into your blog, There is no violation there.
Yes, it is legal to use Youtube videos to make a school movie trailer. As long as you are not earning money from it, anything from youtube may be used in things outside of youtube (such as your school trailer) tl,dr; Yes
I recommend you this website to do so. It's an online youtube to mp3 converting tool very easy to use. http://shareyoutubemp3.com Additional sites include listentoyoutube.com and youtube-mp3.org. There are many others, so feel free to add ones that work for you.
Yes, it is legal. It used to be illegal though. There are tons of concert videos on youtube (Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber, Brad Piasley, etc). Otherwise those videos would be removed for illegal download reasons.
Yes, if you own all rights to the content in the video, it is legal to upload your video to YouTube. If any graphics, images, or sound, are owned by someone else though, you may not be able to upload the video to YouTube due to copyright.