Re: RIAA took down youTube-DL
@28, that's exactly my point. RIAA went after it because it was able to decrypt Youtube's Rolling Cipher, which isn't YTDL's fault. But YTDL also deliberately notes in their code, if the notice is to be believed, that YTDL is designed to circumvent youtube's protection mechanisms. So the RIAA, sadly, has the legal advantage here, according to the DMCA, but their reasoning is BS because they're making it look like its used purely for illegal activity when there are legitimate uses.
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