Restricted Youtube Videos
 

Sometimes on Youtube a message states that a video has been blocked from your country for copyright reasons, if someone from a country can view the video then enbeds it onto other forums will that video always be blocked from restricted countries no matter where its posted on the internet, thanks.

Yes, embedding doesn't change the copyright management of the video.

But can someone from a country can view the video use keepvid or one of the others to download that video to their drive, then upload it again? Or does the restriction follow the country of origin and not the content. The someone from a country can view the video would have to email it in that case?

Thanks guys, I often wondered about that.

Your welcome.
Oh, and welcome to the Cellar too. :D

I'm pretty sure that YouTube has software to detect content no matter where it appears. I'm pretty sure they don't let us in on that technology. I'm somewhat sure that the new trend of people taping their TV screen and then uploading that is one way around the software.

I think you are right. There was a TED lecture by one of the Youtube people talking about how they are able to scan (probably similar to TinEye) videos to detect copyrighted content. http://www.ted.com/talks/margaret_st...copyright.html

Digital rights ecosystem... blah blah blah. The good news is that at the end of the day SONY still managed to make a hijillion dollars by doing next to nothing and letting other people do their advertising for them. So that's cool.

FUCK DA MAN (and his sister. She's pretty hawt)

This was originally banned from youtube at its release.

Embedding disabled for that one...

yeah, but you can click on the link provided by youtube redirecting you to youtube to watch it

I get, "Contains content from UMG, and not available in your country".

Thanks guys, I can watch them posted videos okay. British copyright laws are getting reviewed to allow more copyright material onto the internet.

You can watch it on Vimeo. I watched it on the Huffington Post.
I had to sign into YouTube, and then click a button verifying I was over 18 yrs.

Ok, so if I am underage, I can watch it someplace else or just lie and hit the play button.:rolleyes:

I have seen some video games and movies much more graphic than that.
I think the message would have been better delivered if the ending was at the beginning. The beginning was a little vague. When I see an armored truck I think of bank deposits.