Edisonfan wrote:Man! This went from young people not interested in our hobby too copyright laws, real quick!
Don't worry, as long as it doesn't move into 'restore or don't restore' and if so by how much I think we are okay
Edisonfan wrote:Man! This went from young people not interested in our hobby too copyright laws, real quick!
poodling around wrote:Edisonfan wrote:Man! This went from young people not interested in our hobby too copyright laws, real quick!
Don't worry, as long as it doesn't move into 'restore or don't restore' and if so by how much I think we are okay
I said "Good grief " You even quoted it. Don't be a maroon. If you "certainly don't care" then act like it. This is a theoretical discussion about music and how to attract younger people to this era of it- nothing else.Curt A wrote:OK, do what you want... George says "screw copyright laws"... I certainly don't care, it's not my problem...gramophone-georg wrote:Good grief...
I know because YouTube email me everytime there is a claim made by the copyright owner. And Ive had probably hundreds of them.Curt A wrote:Don't shoot the messenger...gramophoneshane wrote:I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree.Curt A wrote:
If I had videos of cylinders playing anything other than period music on them, posted on YouTube, I would immediately remove those videos and shut down that channel, unless I believed that copyright laws somehow don't apply to me
YouTube remove some videos that get copyright claims, while others are allowed to stay posted, while others are disabled in certain countries where copyright laws may differ, so I leave it up to YouTubes copyright experts to decide what stays and what goes.
I'm certainly not going to delete videos and shut down my channel over recordings that YouTube and the copyright owners have no problem with.
"I'm certainly not going to delete videos and shut down my channel over recordings that YouTube and the copyright owners have no problem with".
I'll have to say that I am baffled by your response... How do you know the copyright owners "have no problem" with your videos? Did you ask them and get a license? If not, then maybe you should. Like I said in my previous reply, apparently you don't believe that copyright laws apply to you... Is that your belief about other laws, as well?
gramophone-georg wrote:I said "Good grief " You even quoted it. Don't be a maroon. If you "certainly don't care" then act like it. This is a theoretical discussion about music and how to attract younger people to this era of it- nothing else.Curt A wrote:OK, do what you want... George says "screw copyright laws"... I certainly don't care, it's not my problem...gramophone-georg wrote:Good grief...
I wouldn't worry about it too much.poodling around wrote:I must admit that I would love to up-load videos of my 78's playing to youtube but I am concerned about copyright issues and getting into trouble.
Of course such laws are presumably different over here in England but this issue bothers me.
Could be the reason young people aren't interested.Edisonfan wrote:Man! This went from young people not interested in our hobby too copyright laws, real quick!
Yes, this definitely happens.soundgen wrote:
there are people and companies that claim copyright on anything that appears on youtube they are effectively scammers they don't actually own the copyright but claiming it allows any youtube monies to go to them every 78 uploaded to you youtube which gets a copyright claim should be challenged . i saw one guy who recorded and uploaded BIRD SONG in his back garden get a copyright claim
Bingo! Young people may like old music, but they don't like to see old guys spatting. I've seen proof of this on Model T Ford forums as well.fran604g wrote:Could be the reason young people aren't interested.Edisonfan wrote:Man! This went from young people not interested in our hobby too copyright laws, real quick!