A lot of people mistakenly think that they are free to use the songs in their library. However, all mobile editing software, including their desktop versions, such as Jianying, does not have the copyright to all of its footage. This is actually a misleading way for users by this type of application.
I have consulted Jianying customer service, if I publish the ** produced by Jianying to station B, will there be an infringement problem?
The customer service replied yes, and he also told me that even if it is published on the ** platform owned by ByteDance, the parent company of Jianying, once it involves commercial use, there will be infringement issues.
Regarding how to determine whether the ** published on ByteDance's platform involves commercial use, I understand that if your account is operated for commercial purposes, then your use of Jianying and other application clips will involve infringement. Even if your content doesn't have an obvious commercial promotion, it will be considered a commercial act once you start accepting ads.
In the current self-cutting craze, most of the participants lack professional editing skills. Although apps like Jianying offer a comprehensive library of footage for newbies, they don't own the copyrights to all of the footage.
Therefore, as content creators, we should learn to use professional computer software to edit**, find the material ourselves, and make sure that the use of these materials does not infringe copyright.