For the background music for the third Island, LINUJ used a piece of carnival music title "Die Regimentskinder." That might be public domain, but certain recordings may not be, I do not really know. That triggers TH-cam's content ID, and it does not attribute it to any recording, just names the piece. I did not want to deal with the system, so I decided to mute enough of it so that it would no longer trigger content ID. Oddly, with this piece in this video, if I just muted the game in the time ranges given by the copyright check details, I would find that it would not list every segment, that would yield a high enough correlation to trigger content ID, only one or two segments. It took me 16 tries to upload it (1 was an accidental duplicate, so 15 unique uploads) to finally not trigger content ID. At one point, that was still not the end, I frustratedly muted, all of around 1:04 to 1:53. So that is why it took me so long to publish this, and why large swaths of the game are muted.
For the background music for the third Island, LINUJ used a piece of carnival music title "Die Regimentskinder." That might be public domain, but
certain recordings may not be, I do not really know. That triggers TH-cam's content ID, and it does not attribute it to any recording, just names the piece. I did not want to deal with the system, so I decided to mute enough of it so that it would no longer trigger content ID. Oddly, with this piece in this video, if I just muted the game in the time ranges given by the copyright check details, I would find that it would not list every segment, that would yield a high enough correlation to trigger content ID, only one or two segments. It took me 16 tries to upload it (1 was an accidental duplicate, so 15 unique uploads) to finally not trigger content ID. At one point, that was still not the end, I frustratedly muted, all of around
1:04 to 1:53.
So that is why it took me so long to publish this, and why large swaths of the game are muted.