![]() ![]() ![]() Will be interesting to see the language in new EULA with CL's new SKU's targeting SMB with launch in Q3 2020.With PowerDirector 365 Business and the AdDirector mobile app, business owners can have unlimited access to professional-grade stock content and hundreds of optimized templates to create professional social media ads and marketing videos within minutesĬyberLink Corp. (5203.TW), a market-leading multimedia software company, introduces a new product line-up for business, PowerDirector 365 Business (Windows) and AdDirector (Android & iOS). Even so much that in yrs past a CL official post was removed which at the time claimed no issue with commercial or for sale work and when challenged by forum contributors, he posted back a redacted version and then poof, post locked for forum contributors to even reference. That is a matter for each individual to research and analyse for themselves.īest practice would be for users to read, and re-read, the EULA for their own context and purposes.Īll true, been a sore spot and much contention for years. However, practically speaking, many users may not study the EULA in detail and many users may use PDR for commercial purposes, without perhaps taking out specific commericial licenses for 3rd party technologies or content. The EULA is the legal agreement that exists when you agree to use the software, and it does cover the significant areas that most users come across. The last sections deal with warranties, liabilities and claims. which are extensive and cover the use of video and image content and particularly music content. The next sections, again directly relating to the issues raised here, are the sections on the use of content licensed from 3rd parties and specifically Shutterstock Inc. "If you are going to use the SOFTWARE for your direct revenue-generating use or to serve as a main resource to generate revenue for you then additional licenses will be needed for the following non-exhaustive list of third party technologies.ĬyberLink does not license the above items for commercial use and you are advised to approach the relevant licensing agents at the above addresses for more information." Then, of importance to the issue raised here, are the sections dealing with 3rd party technologies: It then covers the differing types of licenses available - individual, site, educational etc. Very broadly speaking, the EULA deals with firstly, the licensing of the software itself and covers issues of re-selling, sublicensing, reverse engineering and the like. Installation or use of the software by you will be deemed to be acceptance of the license terms." Permission to use the software is conditional upon your agreeing to the license terms. "Do not install or use the software until you have read and accepted all of the license terms. It is also worth noting that the 1st paragraph of the EULA is: So a careful study of the EULA (which is presented as you install PDR) will point in the right direction, even if at first glance it is a little confusing. However, the majority of the matters raised over the years are covered in the EULA, here for PDR365 It also requires an understanding of legal matters and anyone unqualified should pause for thought before being definitive. The use of PDR and any licensed or bundled content for commercial purposes is a perennial issue that is both theoretically and practically complicated. It shows his results on using music on YouTube. If you use music in your YouTube videos be ready to dispute a cliam in order to keep using the music. But, the same music is likely to be claimed due to the unreliability of the YouTube content claim ID system. My experience is that any royalty free music that is licensed for personal and non-commercial use is fine to use on YouTube. With reference to your query, we would like to inform you that all materials in our software are licensed for your personal purposes and non-commercial use. We understand that you have queries using the Shutterstock on your videos when you upload them to your YouTube channel from the PowerDirector 365 subscription software. I wonder if we can use Shutterstock videos and photos in monetized videos on YouTube? ![]()
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