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dethklok52 · 2010-05-29 03:21:42

Well alot of people have been asking for certain songs they cant find, but you can find it on youtube. I have been using this for awhile and I think its time I share it with the scratch community smile

step 1: go to MediaConverter.org

step 2: find the youtube video with the song you want on it

step 3: copy the url of the youtube video (up in your address bar)

step 4: paste the url into the media converter box

step 5: click continue then choose the format you want it in (Also works for downloading videos)

step 6: wait until its done the right click the download button and save as

step 7: enjoy your song from youtube.

Sorry if this topic doesn't belong in misc, please moderators feel free to move it smile

And enjoy song scavaging big_smile

Paddle2See · 2010-05-29 04:41:30

I'm not sure we should be encouraging people to download songs from Youtube. Wouldn't that be a copyright violation, in a lot of cases?

I find it interesting that the conversion website you reference is itself unclear on whether what it is doing is legal. A quote from the site:

This website operates in a grey area. So it is hard to say if it is legal or not. Media Converter never got sued so far in the two years of existence.

what-the · 2010-05-29 08:25:29

I sound record to get songs. Strange thing is when I upload the song to Youtube or play it with Windows MP, even after changing the sound track a little it still knows what the song is.

andresmh · 2010-05-31 22:19:32

It would be good to read on the Fair Use regulations:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_use

Some people might argue that using these songs is fair use, others might argue differently. I think each individual case might be different and it is important to know how to assess our own work under these regulations.