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I work at a bar and am in need of high quality music videos with no watermarking. I downloaded a handful of ones off of Bit-HDTV, but being a TV based site, watermarks were commonplace and quite acceptable. Other sites' music video collections were very small. I'm also not looking for any live performances.
Which tracker is best suited for this type of content? :unsure:
musicvids
make request for it and maybe you get invite
or you could try sneaky vids, they're new, but maybe they're good, try it!
Are you talking about Sneakyvidz? I thought they closed down. :mellow:
MusicVids is worth getting into... I wouldn't bother with any other site at this point. No other tracker seems to be able to match it when it comes to music videos.
What source will have un-watermarked music vids? And is this just an aesthetic preference, or do you not want to violate MTV VH1 etc. trademarks? Because you don't have rights to the music video anyway.
Personally, I don't know why you'd risk a lawsuit playing copyrighted material in your place of business.
Dont know about music vids but i have never downloaded any music vid from SCC with a watermark.Just look for those x264 scene releases and you'll be ok.
its just music videos(marketing tool).As long as they aren't being taken down from youtube then you can trust they are ok for public broadcast anywhere(without those watermarks of course)Quote:
Originally Posted by Roark
its just music videos(marketing tool).As long as they aren't being taken down from youtube then you can trust they are ok for public broadcast anywhere(without those watermarks of course)Quote:
Originally Posted by Roark
Nobody would sue you for free advertising
Try TorrentLeech too.
tbh , MV has given out lots of invites to the users .. u might get lucky :P and MV has the best Music Vid collection ..
Thanks everyone for all your help.
Many DJs get high quality unwatermarked materials for use in clubs. I figured pretty much only a private torrent site would really have access to these.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roark
As for risking a lawsuit, its the labels themselves that typically hand out these things for public display, so it wouldn't be a problem unless the videos clearly had been ripped from television.