I know of hundreds of people who have done this. Even those who bought CDs after hearing a song from it in a AMV.Adv1sor wrote:Is there any way to communicate to the recording industry the fact that I have actually purchased some songs, songs that I otherwise would not have bought, just to make an AMV?
a-m-v.org would not be held legally responsible if there was a link on their site than lead to another site which hosted the video.Michele wrote:So, in the end, it is not possible to even create a link on the comments.
Btw I would have a question in my mind.. Providing a link to a website where we uploaded it, writing instructions to reach the true link, would be the same? I think yes (so it is not possible legally), but I would like to hear at least some more opinions.
x_rex30 wrote:I know of hundreds of people who have done this. Even those who bought CDs after hearing a song from it in a AMV.Adv1sor wrote:Is there any way to communicate to the recording industry the fact that I have actually purchased some songs, songs that I otherwise would not have bought, just to make an AMV?
Yes, that site would have to take responsiblity, but if we are willing to do so, posting a link to our site on this one shouldn't be a problem.Michele wrote:To Zahmira: mmm.. I understand, but that site would be. It's really a problem all this. Thanks for the information. Probably I'll try it with a personal folder of web space, who knows.
If the AMV you have created is not available for download on your own web site, you are safe.
PS. Please do not write to the record label, band, or anyone else in the music industry about AMVs for any reason. Thank you.
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