Youtube??

[Felda]

Is there is a way to post anime without it getting taken down on youtube now that they have gotten stricter? I've herd that you can put I Don't own this company and blah blah blah... ect. does work or should I just post it on a different site?? Any help is appreciated.

[mlavx]

posting anime on youtube is violating the copyright law, and that goes even if you give credit to the company what-so-ever. Even though the companies prolly wont sue YouTube or anything, I guess they're just removing the videos to be on the safe side of the law in case something should happen *glares at ODEX* ...

I don't know if this only counts for music, but if you want to make something viewable/playable on the internet, then it has to be a clip under 30seconds

but yea, I kinda understand them for not wanting to be in the grey-zone

[Felda]

That helps me understand why youtube takes down all those videos, but do you know of any other site that I might legally be able to post anime on so my friends can watch them?? If not I understand why now.

[mlavx]

hmmm... I don't think that veoh removes the anime ...or.. they actually do sometimes, but the users usually just reuploads it (and for some reason it seems to remain there for some reason). Don't really think that it becomes any less illegal just because of that, but I know that a lot of people take the opportunity to upload anime to veoh anyways.

[Felda]

I went over to Veoh cuz I go to that site to watch anime alot and when i went to up load I realized that I have most of my Death Note Episodes in .rmvb format and not .avi format so i can't upload them to Veoh :-{ Do you know of a way/program to change the format to .avi??

[mlavx]

erh... I don't really have any programs for converting since my computer is too slow for such tasks, but I think there's a program called AllToAvi or something like that

[Neuvil]

try Ultra RealMedia Converter, I used that some while ago for my amvs, it's fast and the quality is good

[BlackBlade]

The best converter that I have ever used (and the only one that I reccomend) is MediaCoder. I handles it all.
http://mediacoder.sourceforge.net/

Dailymotion seems to have a lax uploading policy. You can find all kinds of TV episodes uploaded there. It's worth a shot, mate.
http://www.dailymotion.com/