Free Legal Music Downloads!!!!!!!!

I have known this technique for quite some time now and had kept it secret so that INTERPOL won't find out. Today I am here to share with you this tiny little known exploit in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. This act is open to edits every 3 years (including 2009) so you will be safe for the next 3 or so years.

http://www.vibbixstudios.tk/

Step 1 Step 1: Downloads or Not

If you own a Windows computer you can go to http://www.didvideosoft.com/ to get a download "Free Video to MP3 converter", no virus or ad ware(Picture below). If you don't own a Windows computer or just don't wanna download something go to http://www.media-convert.com/ to convert the song.

Comments

[Kiteman]

Despite the video claims, I can't see any way that this is less illegal than any other violation of copyright.

[cdousley]

if someone charges for songs and you get it free that doesn't seem very legal is what i think

[Kiteman]

Zackly.

[vince 09]

way off subject but how do you get the orange dot around your mouse

[dancmarsh]

I think it's probably done with whatever screen capture program he is using.

[vince 09]

oh OK is there a way I can get that on my computer just the highlighted mouse not the program?

[nruegs]

Why is this supposed to be 'Legal'? What does this have to do with the DMCA and the triennial amendments to it? In the video you say(near the end) "remember, this is legal, I checked." Who did you check with? This is a good instructable in that it does detail a method to get music from the internet, but I think it needs to be rewritten to better explain why its legal, or possibly with a less misleading title.

[dancmarsh]

Can't help thinking that taking copyrighted songs of YouTube using any method is stealing. Doesn't matter how you do it, your not paying for it, therefore someone loses out. If i'm wrong I apologise. Prove it

[Undergroundoga]

The point of the DMCA(Digital Mellinium Copyright Act) was to enforce law on the web/internet(there different), it was the direct result of the dot com bubble. Piracy hadn't yet became a issue till Napster. After a series of lawsuits against Google/Youtube(Google owns Youtube if you didn't already now...). This make sure all content on Youtube is passed threw a content filter. If it is legal to download a clip from youtube onto a Media Device, then why not convert that MP4 (MPEG layer 4(Quicktime, used by Youtube app on iPhone/iTouch)) into a MP3(MPEG Audio Layer 3)? That is my reasoning. If Apple gets something, why shouldn't everyone else?

[dancmarsh]

I apologise if this is construed as being against the "be nice" policy but...
Try not to patronise people as I am a systems manager with 20 years experience. i can't help thinking that this is circumventing DRM so that makes it illegal.

extract from the licence agreement

6.1 YouTube hereby grants you permission to access and use the Website and the Services, subject to the following express conditions, and you agree that your failure to adhere to any of these conditions shall constitute a breach of these Terms on your part:

1. you agree not to distribute any part of or parts of the Website, including but not limited to any User Submissions (as defined below), in any medium without YouTube's prior written authorisation;
2. you agree not to alter or modify any part of the Website or any of the Services (including but not limited to the YouTube Player and its related technologies);
3. you agree not to access User Submissions (defined below) or other content made available on the Website (including YouTube Content, as defined below) through any technology or means other than the video playback pages of the Website itself, the YouTube Player, or such other means as YouTube may explicitly designate for this purpose;
4. you agree not to (or attempt to) circumvent, disable or otherwise interfere with any security related features of the Website or features that (i) prevent or restrict use or copying of any User Submissions or YouTube Content or (ii) enforce limitations on use of the Website or the content accessible on the Website;

Numbers 3 and 4 respectively

source is here
http://www.youtube.com/t/terms

Licenses can be tricky, but I think this one is pretty clear