is uploading parts of movie to youtube website is a violation or not?
By Jhovarie
@Jhovarie (1168)
Philippines
January 15, 2012 9:58am CST
Hello guys i know some movies are for sale but i see some youtube user is doing this they edit movie's they just get good part of movie and upload to their youtube account do you think this is violating copy rights law?
6 responses



@Jacruz25 (1124)
• Philippines
20 Jan 12
@Jhovarie
tens of thousands of videos are being uploaded to youtube everyday with just hundreds of staff youtube can't delete a video that easily and how will youtube staff know that a certain video violated their TOS? They will only remove a video or disable a user account if someone reported a video with enough proof that the video has violated their TOS.

@ravisivan (14082)
• India
15 Jan 12
Unless we hold internet rights , it is wrong or illegal to load movies onto youtube.
@Olleenz (3398)
• Indonesia
17 Jan 12
Oh dear ...
When particular user break Youtube TOS and policy, they automatically break copy right of movie right producers if they not had permission for it. They should asked permission first to the owner of movie before they posting on it on youtube.
That why I posting Youtube TOS and privacy ....
@Bluedoll (16770)
• Canada
17 Jan 12
I agree this discussion is about copy right law and not youtube policy. Though you can discuss anything you like
I mean that is the bottom line, I think. Copy right is a difficult law to apply.
If I make a video of me with a movie playing in the background is that a violation? What about music if I use just 10% of a song in a video and give credits in the video without payment is that a violation. I don't know the answer to my questions. - thanks
I mean that is the bottom line, I think. Copy right is a difficult law to apply.
If I make a video of me with a movie playing in the background is that a violation? What about music if I use just 10% of a song in a video and give credits in the video without payment is that a violation. I don't know the answer to my questions. - thanks @ladysilver (370)
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15 Jan 12
They usually remove full movies, but what you can upload is a movie clip you have created yourself.I mean your music, your editing, your choice of scenes.Sometimes separate scenes from the movies don't get deleted.I don't know why.I think it depends on country, language and movie company.I've seen several new non-English movies that are still there and no one complains about it.Hollywood movies are the most protected on Youtube.






