[Athen] Captioning question

[Katherine Deibel]

Chiming in a little late, but I agree with everyone here. Just follow some additional due diligence and put your copy up behind authentication of some kind and limit discoverability from outside users. This gets into the murky mess that is fair use, copyright, and accessibility. Showing deliberate caution and protection of the copyrighted materials goes a long way.

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Library Accessibility Specialist
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You can find a pretty thorough discussion on our library’s site<https://library.osu.edu/site/copyright/2015/08/28/copyright-and-accessibility/>. But the short answer is that while it is contestable the law weighs heavily toward access and the risk approaches zero


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On 2/7/24, 1:59 PM, "athen-list" <athen-list-bounces at mailman12.u.washington.edu<mailto:athen-list-bounces at mailman12.u.washington.edu>> wrote:

HI Can anyone advise on this Per Youtube’s terms of service, you cannot legally download Youtube content without permission. The professor wants to download a video to have it captioned, and then have it hosted on Kaltura where we can

HI

Can anyone advise on this

Per Youtube’s terms of service, you cannot legally download Youtube content without permission.  The professor wants to download a video to have it captioned, and then have it hosted on Kaltura where we can add ADA compliant captions.

Is this possible due to legal reasons (ie. Downloading copyrighted content, hosting it elsewhere).

Thanks

Lorraine

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