Video Questions: The videos that I have snagged from Youtube have a intro on all of them and I wonder is it possible to edit them somehow and cut that out of them?
Video Questions Answer: John, you are allowed to embed or download a video from YouTube if the uploader gives their permission (WARNING – Just because someone uploads a video to YouTube, it doesn’t necessarily mean they are the copyright owner, so please use your own judgement). But you cannot edit the video in any way without the express permission of the video owner, as this breaks International copyright laws and you could face prosecution. Even if you do get permission, I would ask the video owner for the original video in AVI video format, as you cannot edit FLV video without converting it first, and that always results in very poor video quality. But it’s always best to create your own unique videos. Video Questions: I’ve just returned from the San Diego SBI conference, we were all blown away by the DVD of your we saw. I’ve just bought a Canon D10 digital still camera which can record video. I want to dip my toe into video for my site by making some short ‘how-to’ type videos. Is
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