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[MuhammadAslam]

Showing An error occurred: SyntaxError: Unexpected end of JSON input but its ok when run in localhost
url of my ne project http://ytomp.rf.gd/

[MuhammadAslam]

please help me

[JxstErg1]

Hi and welcome to the forum! The script that is executed after you click on “Convert” throws a HTTP ERROR 500:

Http error 500

When trying to access your website, you may see a page which returns the status code “500”. In Google Chrome, you’ll see a page with the error code HTTP ERROR 500. There are typically two reasons which can cause this error: The PHP code has crashed. The .htaccess file contains invalid rules. Here are some things you can try to debug and fix this. Fixing crashing PHP code A HTTP ERROR 500 simply tells you that the PHP code has crashed, but gives no information as to why it has crashed. Gett…

Also, I think YouTube converters are not allowed on free hosting because, if your users are using your converter to download music, that is probably illegal and also violating YouTube’s terms of service; I don’t know if someone got suspended for it, but prevention is better than cure. You might be better off reading the Terms of Service before you do anything else.

[MuhammadAslam]

its illegal?

[MuhammadAslam]

I tried release this project because i seen so much site but there are most contain ad virus and popup ads which is not safe but if that illegal i am going to delete

[Admin]

If you have a site that allows downloading of any (public) video, then yes, you’re probably committing copyright infringement, which is illegal.

If you make a video, then as the author, you are the owner and copyright holder. If you then upload that video to YouTube, you give YouTube a license to use your video. What YouTube and YouTube users are then allowed to do depends on what the video creator wants.

Creators can publish their video under the Standard YouTube License or under the Creative Commons License. Videos on the Standard license can NOT be legally downloaded, because the creator only allows YouTube to stream the video on their platform. Videos on the Creative Commons license can be legally downloaded and redistributed (as long as you release it under the same license and credit the original creator).

So unless you have a check in your software that only allows downloading of videos licensed under the Creative Commons license, you’re probably enabling video piracy. Which is illegal.

YouTube License Types - TermsFeed

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Then there is also the part of abusing our server power and bandwidth to download and share the videos. That’s not illegal, but it’s not allowed by us, and is grounds for us to terminate your website.

[Frank419]

According to the DMCA I think, simply providing tools to the public for copying media doesn’t commit piracy. This needs to be verified though as I cannot remember it well.

[Greenreader9]

@Frank419

simply providing tools to the public for copying media doesn’t commit piracy

So a website that allows you to download movies from Disney+ is legal and not piracy? I’m pretty sure Disney’s lawyers are going to disagree with you on that one.

Just because something is publicly available does not mean it can be publicly distributed.

[Admin]

@Frank419

According to the DMCA I think, simply providing tools to the public for copying media doesn’t commit piracy.

That might be the case yes.

But that would simply mean that creating the software to build a YouTube downloading site and sharing that software is not illegal.

However, when you then use that software to download videos to your website and redistribute it on your website, then you are definitely pirating those videos. Because you are redistributing the content to the visitors of your download site, which you are not allowed to do.