What this site does and does not hold
A conversion produces one MP3 on this server's disk, addressed by a random label with no directory listing, kept only until it is downloaded or its retention window closes. There is no public library, no catalogue page and no index of converted audio, and the audio is never re-uploaded anywhere.
What the site does publish is text: pages about bitrates, formats, devices, failures and copyright. Those pages name sources by title and link to them by name rather than reproducing them, which is the practice the copyright page describes.
Where a request belongs
- The video itself
- A request to remove, block or age-gate an upload belongs with the platform hosting it. This site cannot remove a video, change who can watch it, or influence what the platform serves.
- A converted file still inside its window
- Send the job identifier or the link you were given and the job is deleted on request. Nothing needs to be proved to have it removed: the file was always going to expire, and deleting it early costs the site nothing.
- A sentence on one of this site's pages
- Point at the page and the sentence a correction is needed for. Pages here cite sources by name and are rewritten when a citation is wrong, which is a faster route than a formal notice.
What a notice should contain
- Identify the work you own
- Name the track or recording and, where it exists, the platform URL of the upload you are complaining about.
- Point at the material here
- Give the conversion job identifier or the exact page URL. A notice about "your site" cannot be acted on, because there is no file to look up.
- Give contact details
- An address that can receive a reply, and the name of the person or organisation sending the notice.
- State your good-faith belief
- Say that you believe the use is not authorised by the rights holder, its agent or the law.
- State the notice is accurate
- Say that the information is accurate and that you are the owner or authorised to act for them, under penalty of perjury.
A notice missing the good-faith and accuracy statements cannot be acted on, so it is worth including both even when the rest of the message is informal.
Questions about this page
Do you have to delete a converted file on request?
Yes, and it is done without argument. A converted file is temporary by design, so deleting one early removes nothing the site was relying on.
Can you remove a video from YouTube?
No. This site does not host, mirror or control the video, so a request about the upload itself has to go to the platform that holds it.
Does the site use a DMCA agent?
Not yet. Notices arrive through the contact page and are handled by the person who runs the site, which is why the checklist above is written to be self-contained rather than to assume a form.