Wow! Awesome. I’m loving this channel, I am planning on starting my live streaming services next year in South Africa. This show gave me more possibilities. Thank you Paul for the great work.
What happens if copyrighted video is played in the background of a wedding while it's live o youtube? For example, the bride is walking down the isle. They're playing a Celine Dion Track....
@@1264-t4y its not more about the authenticity of the platform. My question is, will facebook flag down the stream if music thats playing in the background is copyrighted? Keeping in mind I have plugged in my sound input from the dj's mixer, meaning the sound in my stream is pretty good quality.
They will give you two options; the video can block to be playback on TH-cam or the visibility remain ,but if your channel has been monetized, the e Revenue will go to the owner of the music
Hello! If a copyrighted video or music track, like a Celine Dion song, is played in the background during a live stream on TH-cam (such as a wedding procession), it could lead to several potential consequences due to TH-cam's copyright enforcement policies. These include: 1. Content ID Match: TH-cam uses a system called Content ID to automatically scan and match copyrighted content in videos and live streams. If the system detects the copyrighted track, it could take action on your live stream. 2. Live Stream Interruption: In some cases, TH-cam may interrupt or shut down your live stream if it detects copyright infringement. This can occur without prior warning, disrupting your event. 3. Monetization Claims: If your channel is monetized, any revenue generated from the live stream might be redirected to the copyright holder of the music, not to you. 4. Copyright Strike: TH-cam might issue a copyright strike against your account. Accumulating multiple strikes can lead to restrictions on your ability to live stream, or even suspension of your TH-cam account. 5. Muting or Blocking: TH-cam might mute the portion of the live stream where the copyrighted music is playing, or it might block the stream entirely, making it unavailable for viewers. 6. Notification: TH-cam often notifies the channel owner when these actions are taken, along with information on why the action was taken and what you can do about it. Mitigating the Risk - Use Royalty-Free or Licensed Music: To avoid such issues, consider using royalty-free music or music for which you have obtained a license. - Silent Moments: Consider having moments of silence or lowering the volume of the music during crucial parts of the event for the live stream. - Separate Audio Feeds: If possible, use a separate audio feed for the live stream that doesn't include the copyrighted music. - Disclaimers: While disclaimers in your video description about not owning the music may show good faith, they do not absolve responsibility under copyright law. - Check Music Policies: Some artists and record labels have specific policies about their music being used in TH-cam videos. TH-cam’s Music Policies page can sometimes provide information on this, but it doesn’t cover all songs. It’s always wise to be cautious with copyrighted material, especially in a live stream setting on platforms like TH-cam. Thanks for checking out our Channel! Learn More: ptzoptics.com/
Wow! Awesome. I’m loving this channel, I am planning on starting my live streaming services next year in South Africa. This show gave me more possibilities. Thank you Paul for the great work.
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this is great info! Thank you for producing and sharing your experience.
This was a great video! so informative! regards from India!
What happens if copyrighted video is played in the background of a wedding while it's live o youtube? For example, the bride is walking down the isle. They're playing a Celine Dion Track....
the answer is dont livestream to a questionable platform then
@@1264-t4y its not more about the authenticity of the platform. My question is, will facebook flag down the stream if music thats playing in the background is copyrighted? Keeping in mind I have plugged in my sound input from the dj's mixer, meaning the sound in my stream is pretty good quality.
@@willymuturi Did you every get a good answer to this question?
They will give you two options; the video can block to be playback on TH-cam or the visibility remain ,but if your channel has been monetized, the e
Revenue will go to the owner of the music
Hello!
If a copyrighted video or music track, like a Celine Dion song, is played in the background during a live stream on TH-cam (such as a wedding procession), it could lead to several potential consequences due to TH-cam's copyright enforcement policies. These include:
1. Content ID Match: TH-cam uses a system called Content ID to automatically scan and match copyrighted content in videos and live streams. If the system detects the copyrighted track, it could take action on your live stream.
2. Live Stream Interruption: In some cases, TH-cam may interrupt or shut down your live stream if it detects copyright infringement. This can occur without prior warning, disrupting your event.
3. Monetization Claims: If your channel is monetized, any revenue generated from the live stream might be redirected to the copyright holder of the music, not to you.
4. Copyright Strike: TH-cam might issue a copyright strike against your account. Accumulating multiple strikes can lead to restrictions on your ability to live stream, or even suspension of your TH-cam account.
5. Muting or Blocking: TH-cam might mute the portion of the live stream where the copyrighted music is playing, or it might block the stream entirely, making it unavailable for viewers.
6. Notification: TH-cam often notifies the channel owner when these actions are taken, along with information on why the action was taken and what you can do about it.
Mitigating the Risk
- Use Royalty-Free or Licensed Music: To avoid such issues, consider using royalty-free music or music for which you have obtained a license.
- Silent Moments: Consider having moments of silence or lowering the volume of the music during crucial parts of the event for the live stream.
- Separate Audio Feeds: If possible, use a separate audio feed for the live stream that doesn't include the copyrighted music.
- Disclaimers: While disclaimers in your video description about not owning the music may show good faith, they do not absolve responsibility under copyright law.
- Check Music Policies: Some artists and record labels have specific policies about their music being used in TH-cam videos. TH-cam’s Music Policies page can sometimes provide information on this, but it doesn’t cover all songs.
It’s always wise to be cautious with copyrighted material, especially in a live stream setting on platforms like TH-cam.
Thanks for checking out our Channel!
Learn More: ptzoptics.com/
really enjoyed this video.
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Very informative
thanks a lot very informative
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Hi, can I know which software you used for this video conference? Thanks
We used vMix
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