Unfortunately most people who end up being pulled up in some way for copyright violation are either totally unaware that they have done so or worse still, actually thought they were following the rules.Įqually unfortunate is the fact the for any given piece of music there are places you can and cannot use them and it may depend on how it is used, how much of it is used, the nature of the projects in which it is used and even the platform on which it is being displayed. To say that copyright laws are a grey area is to underestimate the situation completely. The question of what music you can or cannot use and under what circumstances you can use then distribute is not as simple as many believe.
One of the difficulties faced by many video makers who want to distribute their projects beyond the “friends and family” circle is that of using music.
ScreenFlow 5 Review The Music Copyright Minefield It has a very good video editor attached to it called Camtasia Studio by if you have no real need for the screen recording part then you would do much better with a dedicated video editing program.Ĭamtasia was originally a strictly Windows based product up until a few years ago when they released a Mac version as well.įor Mac users I would probably go for Telestream’s ScreenFlow 5 over Camtasia but then again I am certainly no Mac expert.Īnyway here are some links to the relevant posts: Now before you go hopping off to check it out just bear in mind that Camtasia is a specialist software and was developed specifically for the purpose of screen recording. So if you have ever wondered what the software is that people use, especially on YouTube, for demonstration type videos then this is the one for you.
Well to start off with this week we have a miracle!Īfter making endless mental notes to myself that I should really get around to writing a review of the screen recording software I use, Camtasia, I finally did it!
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