something noob question but need answer

[eezclide]

If i use wavs from some sort of anime and implement on my server

do i need permission

even its downloadable at youtube or other open source site

do i get sued?  XD

or can anyone give me link for the rules 

on creating my own server

[Cyro]

 

3 hours ago, eezclide said:

 

If i use wavs from some sort of anime and implement on my server

do i need permission

even its downloadable at youtube or other open source site

do i get sued?  XD

 

modify and redistributing any content which is copyrighted may get you into trouble,

 

3 hours ago, eezclide said:

even its downloadable at youtube or other open source site

a lot of copyrighted content is downloadable from internet , even those websites like google,youtube states "content may have copyrights"

as long as the content you are trying to use not copyrighted (or at-least not copy righted to distribute in your country) you are safe to use (most of the anime is japan copyrighted? make yourself sure about it)

 

3 hours ago, eezclide said:

anyone give me link for the rules 

on creating my own server

creating private ragnarok server using rAthena emulator is safe since rAthena is public licensed under GNU
 

However, the distribution of Gravity's game client, modified to work with private servers, is against international trademark and copyright laws as per the Berne Convention. Gravity's RO client is 'free' to download and use, not 'free' to modify and re-distribute.

 

Edited April 16, 2017 by Cyro

[Akkarin]

The short answer is: yes it's a breach of copyright laws, but so too is doing anything with the client.

[Mikegyver]

2 minutes ago, Akkarin said:

The short answer is: yes it's a breach of copyright laws,

u mean yes for need permission or yes for sued? but i think both.. xD

[Akkarin]

Both. Modifying the client is illegal, that includes using your own music files. Using someone elses music files without permission is illegal, unless they're from a source that states the files can be freely used without needing to seek permission from the author/composer.

[eezclide]

thank you so much guys..

I'm sorry that i didnt use the proper way of posting questions.

I'm still new and learning.

thank you for the response.