(vi) You shall not be entitled to burn Video Products.

This would tell me that there wouldn't be a question about the YouTube usage, it is simply illegal also.

I have already said, I don't agree with many of the licensing laws and user agreements. I do appreciate the clarification of some matters, but I don't like iTunes for music. Their license is much more restrictive than some of the other download sites.

(vii) You shall be entitled to export, burn (if applicable) or copy Products solely for personal, noncommercial use." - iTunes

I believe the above statement to be the one that causes most of the confusion, it seems to contradict their other statements, at least in my opinion.

When I edit a Wedding Video, I am acting on behalf of the Bride and Groom to produce a video of their event. I am provided the music for their personal use, they are not using the music commercially. I am sorry if you don't agree with me but that's the way it is. I do not shoot weddings, I only edit them. I get paid for editing the video, that's it. They can have whatever music they want as far as I'm concerned, they won't be selling the DVDs.

Now if I did a wedding video for Brittany Spears or Paris Hilton would I do it differently? You bet