Hi......I discovered youtube downloader.
Need I say more......lol
Friday, December 7, 2012 by Uvah | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
Guys...listen. I recently installed the latest version of youtube downloader, the freebie anyway. I've been a member there for awhile now so they know me. They have subscriptions you can add to the home page and me, knowing me like I do, opted for some of the science channels. I found what I think is an amazing toy to play with and..........this is the really good part. You can do this in photoshop!
Its based on a rather esoteric anomaly called Metatron's Cube or as the author of the video describes it, nature's first pattern. Thirteen circles arranged inside a larger circle like it would be were it a clock. Three layers....center...middle and outer. The middle layer has 6 circles, three above the center line and three below. The outer layer has the same. Its the number they represent on the clock that makes it fun to play with. I'm an early bird so I was up at five this morning. Its now ten am. This is what happens when I find stuff. I'll post a jpeg first chance I get. And yes.......I'm sure there will be at least one, name not mentioned, who might look it up. The graphic is pretty cool. If anyone is interested in the link to the video I'll post it here.
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Reply #3 Friday, December 7, 2012 1:09 PM
Yes, Ross. It's not a good thing....
Reply #4 Friday, December 7, 2012 7:45 PM
Call me dunce again but I don't see where installing a free version of a product violates their own terms of service. Is it what I did with it? Update mine brain a little bit.
Reply #5 Friday, December 7, 2012 7:53 PM
You Tube downloader isn't made by YouTube.
You violate YouTube's TOS by using someone else's product to download music and/or videos from YouTube.
Reply #6 Friday, December 7, 2012 8:00 PM
Roloccolor ...the process that is a cache download to your HD in order to view something is NOT a copyright issue.
Don't try to confuse people.
The 'share' link on their video content is within their TOS [obviously], but the EXTRACTION of their content for replay via OTHER MEANS is not.
Of course, the assumption is that THEIR content is actually THEIRS to even display.
MOST of the content is in violation of others' copyright anyway.
Uvah....yes...it's what you do with it.
Reply #7 Friday, December 7, 2012 8:14 PM
Uvah....Just stick with the very first thing you discovered as a boy and you'll be fine. 
Reply #8 Friday, December 7, 2012 8:45 PM
Reply #9 Friday, December 7, 2012 8:56 PM
@ Jafo: I deleted my comment above and i will write my next words carefully since its a hot topic in my eyes ,but if you read the TOS of YT you will see that what i mentioned before is part of it meaning that if you have it obviously you do aswell and you tend to access it you already stand in conflict not only with YT. It should be inaccessable for users in general since plate vista in my opinion ( hope you get my point ) the reusability is just to high and to easy.
Please dont torcher me for saying so
Reply #10 Friday, December 7, 2012 9:09 PM
Roloccolor ....ASSUMING youtube's content is itself LEGAL [much is not] viewing it online is also legal. That process REQUIRES a cache download [that's simply how the Internet works, nothing more]...ergo the process is legal aka allowed by youtube's TOS.
What is NOT [generally] legal is the CONVERSION of a cache download to a re-usable file....which is what this 'youtube downloader' does.
If you infer anything else from youtube's TOS you are simply mistaken...
ok okReply #12 Friday, December 7, 2012 9:57 PM
So in other words I can use YTD to view music and such but downloading them, which IMO is what the downloader part is for, is not legal because I can play them back. That is utter nonsense! Why then is a downloader available to do just that? If I keep them just for personal use then what......
Reply #13 Friday, December 7, 2012 10:01 PM
Ross, are you still thinking that because it's called YouTube Downloader that YouTube provides it?
They do not.
The program exists because someone figured out how to download and convert the content off YouTube.
Reply #17 Saturday, December 8, 2012 12:14 AM
No, it is not.
The OP at Youtube can be viewed there as long as the OP wishes it to be 'up' (assuming it is original work, or licensed, like our Galleries only here, there is moderation). When the OP wishes to remove it, it is no longer available. End of story.
With your "downloader", the original artist/author loses control of his/her work. You can continue to 'use' it against the author/artist's wishes. Understand?
Reply #18 Saturday, December 8, 2012 4:45 AM
what you are doing is perfectly legal in Austria or Switzerland for example as the law in these countries makes Youtubes TOS on downloads for personal use irrelevant.
if you are in the US or Australia the situation is different. i heard in these countries it was even illegal to tape a radio show on an audio cassette.
if you like to download videos in the US or Australia i suggest to visit vimeo.com instead. it has a download button for many videos if the uploader agrees with that.
Reply #19 Saturday, December 8, 2012 5:33 AM
Well I was under the mistaken impression that YTD was made by YouTube, my bad. Curiously though The share button allows you to copy the url for the videos or music. You can send the video to someone's email or at least the link to it.
I do now. Thanks Jafo, moshi and Doc for the explanation. Don't need to step on any toes.
Reply #20 Saturday, December 8, 2012 10:42 AM
All perfectly ok. 
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Reply #1 Friday, December 7, 2012 12:30 PM
Which I'm fairly certain violates YouTube's TOS (as does anything of the sort).