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The copyright of the United States regluates important aspects regarding recording audio and video content
In the Copyright law (title 17) it is regulated that
The radio and music streams which audials is able to record are usually not protected by effective copy-protection measures.
Video streams are frequently protected by DRM such as widevine. This DRM protects against:
With Audials, you can only record video streaming in screen resolutions which are not protected by effective DRM systems against recording.
Thus, Audials does not circumvent copy protection.
The maximum screen resolution is defined by the providers of video streaming.
„Fair use“ permissions are limited in scope.
When subscribing to commercial music- and video streaming services, you may have agreed to terms and conditions, which may restrict your rights to record music or videos. Please make sure you carefully check such terms and conditions, before using Audials software to record media.
Audials shall not be liable if you violate such regulations you have agreed to.
The Audials software is a great way to access many thousands of Internet radios, social radios, and other Internet media services. However, we want to make sure that only legal services can be accessed through Audials software.
If you find a recording source (e.g. an online or social radio station) in our database which may be illegally broadcasting in the United States, please contact us immediately by using the form.
Audials complies with all provisions of applicable law, in particular the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
By using Audials PC products, you agree to the End User License Agreement (“EULA”).
The resale of Audials software on Ebay or other providers is not permitted and can be legally prosecuted.
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