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Well, maybe, but a DMCA doesn't really give the RIAA any legal means to request the takedown of something they don't own the copyright to (i.e. youtube-dl's sou
by contravariant 6y ago
Well, maybe, but a DMCA doesn't really give the RIAA any legal means to request the takedown of something they don't own the copyright to (i.e. youtube-dl's source-code).
Not sure what RIAA's endgame is though. I'm somewhat fearing that they are coordinating with Youtube in an attempt to prevent any organised effort against youtube's next obfuscation or something.
- dTal 6y agoI have already encountered a video that the latest version of youtube-dl fails on.
- boomboomsubban 6y agoIt has never been perfect, there have always been some uploaders where some of there very long videos would fail for me. I suspect if I toyed with the formats requested it would work, but generally just don't try.