If you’ve encountered any of these situations, you can get around them a variety of ways using video capture software. Getting a video you like for your own use so you don’t have to let it load every time, or for when you don’t have Internet access, is another good reason, too. They’re all good reasons to get your own version of a video.
It’s annoying to have to use the whole video in those instances. Or maybe you only want the portion of Susan Boyle singing during her Britain’s Got Talent 2009 debut, rather than the entire segment. Or maybe someone’s corrupted the video with their add-on advertising and so on. In another situation, often, the best part or the part you want to share with someone is not the entire video. They’re still trying! It’s just the way the world is these days and these people trying to take down the videos should just “get with it”. I actually just replaced the Taylor Swift interview on The View video in that post. However, a quick 2 minute or less search yielded another one to replace the codes with and that was that. The first or subsequent versions I had were disembedded or removed. Roger Federer’s making “The Shot” at the 2009 US Open in September.Kanye West’s classless act to Taylor Swift at the 2009 VMAs in September.Usain Bolt running his 9.58s 100m world record in August 2009.Some examples of videos I’ve used that have been at the centre of such removal battles include these three within two months of this posting: Your ethics here are only good for yourself. Those who try to prevent video posting or embedding usually fail in the end cause they can’t keep up with the reposters, but they don’t seem to learn. Have you ever seen a video on YouTube you wanted to use that had embedding disabled so you can share on Facebook or other social media platforms? What about wanting to have just a part of a video for your use? How’s about a version to use on your blog that won’t be taken down in the early stages of the battle by certain people to have certain videos removed? If you answered “yes” to any of the questions, or are curious about them, this post is for you.Īttempts by some to disembed videos happens all the time with the public posting stuff that are probably copyright violations, but so what? If the video is hot, there’s a whole bunch of people out there posting or reposting to thwart the efforts of those trying to remove the video, and to get views for their accounts.
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