Thank so much sir for your explanation I am very thankful appreciated very helpful for me as a small youtuber not to break the rules once again thank you so much GOD BLESS YOU ALL
Instead of strikes TH-cam should simply remove it and not issue strike, and give the revenue to the owner if it was monetized. Creators have worked their part as well right...
I downloaded TH-cam's free music from TH-cam's Audio Library, and used it in my TH-cam video as background music. And an alleged copyright owner of the music, who apparently is not the rightful owner of the music but happened to use the same free music in their poem as background music, placed a Content ID claim on my TH-cam video. So I disputed the Content ID, but the alleged owner rejected my dispute. Now I'm faced with either having to accept the Content ID claim as is or appeal the dispute, which will lead to a copyright strike on my channel if the alleged owner doesn't accept the appeal. I'm really disappointed TH-cam wouldn't even look into the matter in the dispute or appeal process at all. So I end up being punished for using what TH-cam told me to do (to use TH-cam's free music). How stupid is that?
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Your system still needs a lot of work. I had a video that was claimed for music when I uploaded it, and it stayed that way for 3 years. Then out of nowhere I got a strike for it. I would have willingly taken it down if the copyright holder had just informed me of the change. How about some kind of statute of limitations? If a video hasn't been taken down within a month of being uploaded (since most claims are instantaneous anyway), you get 48 hours notice to voluntarily remove the video before being given a strike? Or you can appeal and put that 48 hour time limit on hold until it's resolved?
@@FightMusic Yeah. I did nothing because it was a valid claim. It was a dance sequence from an anime game, claimed by the owners of the music track. The video was allowed to exist without issue for a few years, then it turned into a strike out of the blue. I couldn't dispute it because it wasn't my music, and I couldn't request that the owners remove the strike because they're a Japanese music company who doesn't care about a random American TH-camr.
Copyright owners can decide whether or not they want to authorize use of their work. They can change their policies and issue copyright takedown notices at any time, under certain circumstances. Your video's status could change in the future (and may even be removed from TH-cam) if the copyright owner makes a different decision in your individual case or changes the policy that applies to the music in your video. That's up to the owner of the content, not TH-cam. You can avoid this by properly licensing any third party content you include in your videos.
@@TH-camViewers Well.. but I think in case that owners change their policies it would be more fair to inform the uploader about this change and to give 24 hours notice to remove the video himself without a strike. Maybe this (24 hours notice) would be the ideal solution in any case of copyright issue, to avoid terminations of channels which is to my opinion a very hard action against simple uploaders who dont earn money from this. But in case a channel earns money from uploads that are not free from copyrights, then ok I agree to receive a strike having as limit the number of three that will terminate the channel, as exist. Just a suggestion :)
the basic explanation of the Content ID system, is great at the 5,000 ft level...but it doesn't work properly for all cases and the solution to the problem is easy. I have tried to communicate this to TH-cam, I have gone to my MCN and they have communicated it to TH-cam, but it falls on deaf ears. I really hope you all figure it out so it works for everyone, not just the people making the claims. You need to learn how to implement a shared revenue model, for instances where a 30 sec audio claim doesn't demonetize an hour long video.
I think we should be allowed to have content in our videos that contain music in the background. We have no control over this and I have had to put free music over valuable content because there was a song in the background. You Tube should be able to determine this when a dispute is raised but they have failed to do so.
Okay okay quick question what would happen if it was actually your own content but get someone still fired a copyright claim even though with your own content
Just make the companies understand that the viewers do understand that the Company in the commersial on the video has nothing to do with video! Everyone watching know that! The companies does not need to worry! Stop censoring us for that, you are going to be replaced by another platform if you keep this politically correct censoring up just because companies are scared of being on videos with "bad content".
What happens if I lose a dispute? On September 6th, I notified Team TH-cam via twitter what I believe is someone abusing the Content Id Tool. -- I don't paste the URL to my tweet because I don't want this message to be marked as spam :) but let me know if you want the link I got a Content Id Tool match but the alleged artist/song DOESN'T match the song I use in my video. I spoke with the artist who created the song and he will not challenge the network that claimed his song as theirs and get a load of this, even the song from this artist, in his own channel is being claimed by the network due to the alleged Content Id Tool abuse. I want to dispute but I'm afraid of ill consequences if I lose. I know I can change that part of my video using YTA Editor but there is a reason why I choose that particular song (besides being CC) TH-cam Creators, please advise!!! (and take a closer look to this issue, please!!!) People, can you help me with a like for this comment so it's more visible? Thanks! You rock :)
If you get a copyright claim that looks invalid, don’t be afraid to dispute. This is the best way to alert the claimant that a mistake may have been made. Content ID disputes do not risk strikes or other consequences to your channel as long as they are done in good faith. More info here: yt.be/help/claims-FAQ
@@TH-camViewers Thanks! I Will submit the dispute now. I'll keep you posted of the end result. I do believe that this person is abusing the Content Id Tool, will you investigate this matter further? I can help -- Also, I want to know if I'm wrong or not :)
The dispute didn't work. That guy will keep earning money from the intellectual property of someone else. I'll just replace that part with something else but as I said.before there are more videos in the same situation Please do take a look to this a abuse, it's a mockery for those who still trust you
Content ID works, but it really doesn't. When I perform 15-17 minutes of commentary over a show under fair use I'm fine. But then the videos still get hit. And blocked. And demonitized. This needs to be fixed.
If your video is blocked, it's likely because the copyright owner has decided to block that content on TH-cam. If you think this happened in error, you can appeal here: yt.be/help/tG1B
you can do everything right even remove what they deem as reused content and they will still disapprove monetization. The best solution start your channel from scratch hope for a viral video somewhere down the line which will give you the watchtime hrs, Your subs from the past probably wont go anywhere for a long time That they cant take away from you
Will be possible in TH-cam a way to share the revenue with other users? I always think about it, in a day when I could produce a video with other users and share, for example, just for that video, 15% of the adsense revenue with each producer. It could be great.
While we can't share specfics, the best place to get started is the Creator Academy! It's a huge catalog of free, online lessons that you can check out for tips: yt.be/help/6Brq You'll likely benefit from the Creator Hub, too! It's the best place to learn about programs, tools, and upcoming events to help you grow your channel: yt.be/help/vgMF
This is a really useful video. One area I'm a little confused on is using likenesses of famous or notable figures in TH-cam videos. I'm a sculptor so this is an area I'd like to explore further. I appreciate movie/TV show characters are IP of others, but not sure on likenesses of well known people.
This "Copyright" think sometimes suck on TH-cam. My video was blocked some time ago just for using a title that was same as the name of another bigger channel😩. You guys, do something about this. Pleaseee!!!
Sometimes we usually did not know on the spot if our content has a copyright. but on on the TH-cam studio we can fix it by simply deleting our videos, or by trimming of the said copyrighted spot or we can just simply mute the particular sound in our content. We must be obedient enough.
You also allow people to use the Content ID system to make claims on things they do not own. Such as covers. When you record a cover of a song (or public domain music) you only own that recording of it. You do not gain rights over all future recordings of it. How this obvious fact could escape youtube's legal department is beyond me.
Here is the thing with content ID - it's useless. If I get a notification that someone else used parts of my content I now ALWAYS just file a take down. I used to choose monetization when there was a match but video farmers realized that it's just better to take down the video entirely, re-edit the video in question to take out my footage and to re-upload it to youtube. This way they don't have to share any revenue. On top of it they (and TH-cam) get to keep the revenue of previous views (before Content ID found that match). This leads me to think that TH-cam is playing into wanting video famers! TH-cam makes tons of money off these compilation videos and they have zero interest for them to go way. Which means medium sized content creators like us are always getting screwed. How can we compete with link farmers taking bits and pieces of only the best moments of someone else's video, compiling them into these super fun, long videos, generating millions of views. Plus, everyone knows that that channel most likely didn't film any of it themselves. But TH-cam just sits back, allowing this to happen because they like their profit share of these videos, while the original content creators get screwed. TH-cam, pay back these profits when profits are being generated off content from stolen work and make video farmers pay back their profits as well. Video farms are the death of small and medium content creators. It will make us stop creating new videos - and then these link farmers have to recycle old content over and over again or pick up a camera to record themselves. So TH-cam and TH-cam Creators what are you doing again against video farmers? If I would have received my fair share of people using our videos I would not need to constantly struggle.
Yes, some of my songs produced and copyrighted, are still being played and I have never received a cent from You Tube. When I released my records under my own label, distributed by either EMI Music or Televisa Music, I got paid! Now they just play, no pay. The wonders of the internet.
Pretty Much 100% of the 21st century-on music composers have copied content (mainly melodies and harmonies) from Western founder composers like Bach, Mozart and Beethoven, also copied rhythms from all folk music available; and they claim to have a "right" on that. We're living already the time where you upload a video playing Do-Ré-Mi then someone randomly notifies you from copying his "intelectual work".
TH-cam had gotten a lot of complaints about their copyright rules... And considering the comments on this video I'd say the amount of complaints have probably doubled
Hey Team TH-cam, a question: I just uploaded a full cover (I played all instruments and didn't reuse any part of the original song) of a Muse song (Psycho) and it was instantly blocked in all countries because of a claim from WMG. I understood that making a cover doesn't mean that I have the copyright on my video (I already received a ContentID claim for a lot of my covers but without any impact on the video), but I would like to understand WHY my cover was blocked whereas dozens of similar covers, for the same song, are visible on TH-cam?????? A rule is valid only if it's applied to everyone !!! Is there a way to make my video visible? Thanks in advance for your answer.
Hey back - copyright holders decide if and how they want their music to be used on TH-cam, so their copyright policy will affect whether and how your video is made available. Also, they can change their policies at any time, so if your video is blocked, it's likely because the copyright owner has decided to block that content on TH-cam:n: yt.be/help/oLtu
YT completely broke monetization, copyright laws are ridiculous, if you get 1 or 2 strikes your income is dead and your videos won't show up in recommendations or even in a search.. its impossible to earn anything and people loose motivation to create content
If you see claims that were made in error, we recommend disputing them: yt.be/help/K4W7. This allows our team to take a closer look. More info here: yt.be/help/claims-FAQ
I read somewhere in google that for this 2019, channels with existing copyright strikes will not be approved for monetization. Can you pls confirm this? Like, in my case, Im guilty of screen recording a copyrighted anime-content, w/c is of course, very valid. But after that, I started to learn how youtube works, I watched youtube courses and started to create content-worthy videos. I also deleted all my videos w/ content id claims to keep me safe. I then got 1k subs & 4k watched hrs after 2 weeks. Im now under review since my channel is only 2-month old. I wanna know if there’s still a chance for me to be approved, just to give me a little push in doing what im currently doing. hope you get to read and answer this. thanks :)
0:48 Good to know for when I finally get a lawyer so I can use this statement against you when I sue you because there are plenty of claimants repeatedly making false claims. You're not giving _them_ strikes for infringing on _our_ copyrights.
TH-cam _should_ be passing these account holders on to the proper authorities since it is actually illegal to make a false copyright claim, BUT, from a legal standpoint this is not TH-cam's job. And believe me, Google/TH-cam has far better lawyers than you can ever hope to get (and more of them, too).
@@JustWasted3HoursHere It is NOT legal, they do NOT get to have the final say in fair use judgements, they've even said as much themselves. Furthermore, it is most definitely a violation of safe harbor for them to be *violating the second and third subsubsections of the "Notice, takedown and putback" subsection of the DMCA* by making it impossible to file a counter-claim on the website and rejecting free-form counter-claims via email, which is something most users do not know about and something TH-cam never made any iota of effort to inform users about. There is literally *_NOTHING_* legal about this.
@@JustWasted3HoursHere To be clear with what I just said, when I get copyright takedowns from UMG, TH-cam deliberately *_breaks_* the counter-claim page. At first I thought it was a bug but then I discovered that they are, in fact, conspiring with UMG to disregard fair use and the proper usage of "notice, takedown and putback"
@@JustWasted3HoursHere Whataboutism much? What I did is irrelevant and I can assure you that there are plenty of people with more fair uses than mine that are having issues with UMG's claims.
I just don't understand this TH-cam policy. If authors of some original stuff (music or movie scenes) claim the copyright of a video editing, ok fine, let them get the benefits of advertising. But why does this affect the whole channel, even other videos that don't infringe copyright?
@@DeanReynoldsMusic I get your explanation but I think she is asking what if someone takes your copyrighted content. Not if you use someone else's copyrighted content. Which is a very valid question that I would like to also know the answer to. What if someone steals your work and how soon would you be notified. Or, would you even be notified at all because you're not a huge company.
Hey youtube, Is it ok if I upload concerts of my favorite band if they were deleted off another channel? I want people to experience new types of music and watch people enjoy playing it. But I'm still not sure if that's ok.
I used a music video (not mine) in one of my videos. I noticed I couldn't upload the video, and that the copyright owner had made a visual copyright claim. I cut the video, but not the audio. This resulted in my video being demonetized. I'm nowhere near 5 subscribers, let alone 1,000, so it did not affect my revenue, but it is counted as a takedown notice?
Creo que si los youtubers vieran éstos videos, se interesarán más en cómo funciona TH-cam, tendrían menos problemas, pero no se informan. En el editor de TH-cam nos da la opción de eliminar la parte del vídeo dónde está la música reclamada, hay opciones pero hace falta leer e investigar!
@@balhol6604 You um... Yo DO realize you need to make $100 dollars to even cash out right? People are clearly making _well_ over _that_ much to be making any money at all off the site and $100 is certainly enough for a lawsuit to be accepted by the court, far as I am aware. It wouldn't be worth the risk of losing though, not on its own anyway.
@@mattwo7 some channels do make money and most of them the smaller channels barely get anything or they don't get paid out. I had a partner channel that had millions of views and YT alwasy made some excuses not to pay me out. My algorithm was all over the place and they always kept me at the 50$ cap. When I went over it they took down few of my popular videos due to a copyright strike or other false flag and lost all revenue. I got back those videos but they were all reseted so no revenue on them. By the contract you are also not allowed to talk to anyone how much you make on YT. That is another sketchy thing. At the end I lost partnership stating how I don't perform well. I did but with their constant false flagging me I lost boost. I am not only one who got abused like htis and you can't really put this into the court since they will pull the fake low performance revenue algorithm and win against me. Most the money goes to YT and what the creators get are pennies. I quit YT after that for a year or two and came back just as a viewer now. I hear still this happening to smaller channels even today so I don't consider being a partner anymore like ever. You waste time doing videos and they will just leech you. I also need to pay for advertising my channel I will never make that money back. What is the point. This place is a joke.
@@balhol6604 I tried quitting TH-cam once for Zippcast. Now Zippcast is gone and replaced with some crappy goanimate service. All the alternatives wind up failing in one way or another but I'm not going to stop making videos. Course for me it was always little more than hobby. Most channels who are doing more than that have alternate sources of income like patreon and merch. Frankly putting all your eggs into one basket like that when you're not even employed but a contractor with no say over the terms of the contract is kind of dumb honestly. I learned that sort of thing the hard way with Zippcast, lots of videos are gone forever, now I back them up on Internet Archive and while I have no faith in Bitchute, the automatic mirroring is at least handy, I can avoid using the site outright while having another backup lol.
What happens if the music copyright owners suddenly change their policies and issue takedowns? That could kill tons of channels right? Because of that, is it best that we remove any music if the content ID system picks it up? I'm worried about using popular music that has revenue share now, in the case that they change their policy later. Should I have this worry? Thank you!!!
Good luck getting an answer from anyone but TH-cam. They don't talk to people. I would suggest that if a video is found by Content ID system you are safe, at least safer than you are for those that are not claimed. I have over 2500 videos of me singing and strumming a guitar on TH-cam. I have had 3 copyright strikes, the last of which happened a week ago for Tequila Sunrise. I'd had a version of that song on TH-cam for almost 10 years but they took down and issued a strike for a newer improved version. I live in fear that some publisher is going to go nuts and begin taking down multiple songs. In that case, my channel goes away. TH-cam takes the easy way out and while denying that their platform would be greatly diminished if every copyrighted cover was taken down, they blithely spew that we just shouldn't perform songs we don't own. Pathetic.
You can try music with Creative Commons license, for example, Andrew Applepie (he is awesome, Casey Neitstat features him a lot) or a service such as Epidemic Sound. It's great too :) (I use both sources)
@@350FPS So are you suggesting that there are sources that can issue a Creative Commons license for songs like the pop, country and Americana stuff that I cover? If you could point me to a web source, I'd be grateful.
Great video! Thank you for giving us tips on copyright issues. But I still have doubts about how to get permission from the copyright owner of a song. How should I do that? Should I send his/her TH-cam channel a message asking for permission to make a cover of his/her songs?
Hi there - we're not in a position to provide legal advice. If you'll be using someone else's content, you'll want to learn more about copyright. There's tons of info to get you started here: yt.be/help/VrKj
First off, I agree with the copyright laws. The makers of music worked hard to compose and present their work and should be rewarded. The use of their music should be like AMAZON download, in that the owner gets a fixed amount of money (say, $1) and ad money. How can we be expected to contact every record label for permission? Also I am sure that the response time would be months, if any response came from them at all. Besides, the use of the music is free advertising for the recording company and artist. I have several times heard music on YT and then went to AMAZON to pay for a download. The policy for copyright claims at the present time on YT is flawed. I made video of a wedding reception. Video is not monetized and only for personal use and to share with the wedding guests. The DJ comes on and the dancing starts and I video the dancers. Of course, the DJ music is captured. I did not put the music in myself. So I got dinged on the upload as a copyright issue. I did not use or place the music. Why not go after the DJ, who I am sure did not write letters to the 50 or so music companies whose music was played. I redid the video and put in some free digitized instrumental music that does not match the dance moves. So the video is pitiful to watch. Next situation...Las Vegas....Bellagio fountains at night....the water show comes on and the entire crowd is filming it. I post 2 minutes of the show on YT and get a copyright warning because the music in the background during the water show is unavoidably recorded. With out the music the video would be a "silent movie," taking us back to 1925. Bellagio encourages people to watch and take videos of the water show. There are many videos of the water show on YT with the music intact. But I got hit with the copyright warning. So is the take away point that if you make any video that has obligatory music as part of the performance, even though the performance was free to video, than you will get a warning from YT and a possible strike? So I suppose that when filming at a private party you have to post the video without the sound of the DJ's music. SOLUTION: PAY TO PLAY!
Thank you. Clear explanation. With this information, I can do something with. I'm learning course yet. What I do not? I can learn from another. Best regards
I have started a TH-cam channel with focus on photography tutorials and I had question regarding use of images by historically important photographers such as Robert Frank and Diane Arbus. What is the copyright policy on uses of their images? Both of these photographers have passed away and they are important figures in history of photography. Any thoughts?
Eeeexcept even when you use something within fair use TH-cam let's the content be claimed/removed and it's up to the claimant to decide whether it's fair or not...
2:28 - Content ID Claims never impact your channel, they impact you as a creator. You've spent weeks, maybe months working on a video, and are proud to share your work! Well guess what? The Owner of the Music you used for maybe 20 seconds of a 10 minute video issues a Copyright Claim; now they are earning money on your work! Don't question it, we're youtube! We're making things fair for everyone!
It would be helpful to have a system that allows TH-camrs to contact TH-cam. I know a lot of small creators that have to wait months just to receive a message over Twitter (or similar) about their problems. It isn't fair to allow creators to continue to have their videos claimed by 'false copyright claims' or the fact that using 3 seconds of footage of a video can end up in the claimer earning the revenue of the entire video. The rules should be clearer and more concise in order for creators to know what they can and cannot do. With TH-cam changing its rules so often it is difficult to tell what still applies, what has replaced it and what is new. At this rate, you are going to have a lot of angry creators and a lot of small creators that are unable to further their channels. Not to mention all of the people that want to become creators. TH-cam will be left behind when the next big platform comes if it doesn't start caring about its creators over the companies that sponsor them.
I see there are some other youtube channels using my videos But I don't see any notification of youtube telling me that someone is using my content these things I know is because my viewers alert me Hope you help me understand this issue Thank you very much
Sorry to hear about this, here's more information about how to issue a takedown request: yt.be/help/6qSE. You may want to learn more about fair use first, here's some info to get you started: yt.be/help/eS6q. Hope it helps!
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Как преподаватель с 40-летним стажем могу только порекомендовать две вещи: 1. Уберите диктора из кадра, он мешает. 2. Уменьшите темп речи. Авторы очень многих подобных видеоуроков, видимо, даже не соизволили проконсультироваться с преподавателями, ведущими живые уроки. Как образец могу порекомендовать видеоуроки Гладышева по программе Splan. Или хотя бы мои.
I had a content ID claim on a few bars of a Welsh Hymn sung live by a male voice choir. The claim was for a song in English, but the one in the video was in Welsh, so I'm not sure that they were really entited to grab as high a percentage of revenue as they were since it was only the melody that was valid and not the lyrics. I believe the lyrics were traditional, and presumably copyright free. I don't get many views on my channel typically, so I didn't bother to chase it up.
I get copyright claims when I use other people’s music in my videos. I cite them and leave a link to the music. How am I suppose to ask the owner of the music I use if I can’t communicate with that person in anyway?
We're not in a position to provide legal advice. If you're using someone else's content, you'll want to learn more about copyright. There's tons of info to get you started here: yt.be/help/VrKj
TH-cam's copyright rules and automation are an absolute joke. I received another email this morning for a video that wasn't actually guilty (not on this account, on purpose because I don't trust YT). Even clicking the "View Claim" link led to a dead-end (and the video still remains). So we didn't actually have anything removed, we were just told something was, and we assume afterwards it was deemed to be a fake claim, and that was that. This is still something that gets tossed on the pile of reasons TH-cam can't be trusted with our content. So, don't be surprised when it suddenly goes "poof". Maybe some day, this will have gone on so long, that things have to change, but I doubt it.
Truly disgusting that “You Tube” would “do” such a horrible thing. (I have to add text to post bc they're blocking my spam posts, but it's the closest thing I can to do dislike the video. If they didn't want this, they wouldn't get rid of the dislike count.)
TH-cam, you forgot to mention CCLI and the big help it is to those of us who maintain church channels. I have about seventy videos with content advisories and some are still covered under CCLI but I do not mind. I have never activated monetizing so if the copyright owners want to try to generate income off their content that is fine with me.
“You can’t use someone else’s work without permission” Okay But didn’t H3H3 win a lawsuit and set a legal precedent for fair use on TH-cam? You mentioned fair use later in the video but it was very vague...
Thank u so much for all these informations. I have a question there is no copyright by using someone's video tittle? What about a same chanel name? Thank u so much🙏
Before i dont know what is copyright,and i just ignore it,but since i watch your explaination,it become clear to me and i do not upload now with has a copyright claim,thank you sir,,
This is very informative. I just joined the TH-cam creator academy recently, and this helped me in understanding what copyright really is, since 2 of my vids got claimed. Thanks
Thanks matt for giving us beautiful guideline about copy right strike. I will never use another contents.
As a bigginers in TH-cam this video helps me to know more about community guidelines,,very helpful to me.
Thank so much sir for your explanation I am very thankful appreciated very helpful for me as a small youtuber not to break the rules once again thank you so much GOD BLESS YOU ALL
Instead of strikes TH-cam should simply remove it and not issue strike, and give the revenue to the owner if it was monetized. Creators have worked their part as well right...
Very helpful thank you for well detailed video.
I downloaded TH-cam's free music from TH-cam's Audio Library, and used it in my TH-cam video as background music. And an alleged copyright owner of the music, who apparently is not the rightful owner of the music but happened to use the same free music in their poem as background music, placed a Content ID claim on my TH-cam video. So I disputed the Content ID, but the alleged owner rejected my dispute.
Now I'm faced with either having to accept the Content ID claim as is or appeal the dispute, which will lead to a copyright strike on my channel if the alleged owner doesn't accept the appeal. I'm really disappointed TH-cam wouldn't even look into the matter in the dispute or appeal process at all. So I end up being punished for using what TH-cam told me to do (to use TH-cam's free music).
How stupid is that?
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Your system still needs a lot of work. I had a video that was claimed for music when I uploaded it, and it stayed that way for 3 years. Then out of nowhere I got a strike for it. I would have willingly taken it down if the copyright holder had just informed me of the change. How about some kind of statute of limitations? If a video hasn't been taken down within a month of being uploaded (since most claims are instantaneous anyway), you get 48 hours notice to voluntarily remove the video before being given a strike? Or you can appeal and put that 48 hour time limit on hold until it's resolved?
@@FightMusic Yeah. I did nothing because it was a valid claim. It was a dance sequence from an anime game, claimed by the owners of the music track. The video was allowed to exist without issue for a few years, then it turned into a strike out of the blue. I couldn't dispute it because it wasn't my music, and I couldn't request that the owners remove the strike because they're a Japanese music company who doesn't care about a random American TH-camr.
Nice and fair suggestion
pokedude900 Wow, that’s crazy
Copyright owners can decide whether or not they want to authorize use of their work. They can change their policies and issue copyright takedown notices at any time, under certain circumstances. Your video's status could change in the future (and may even be removed from TH-cam) if the copyright owner makes a different decision in your individual case or changes the policy that applies to the music in your video. That's up to the owner of the content, not TH-cam. You can avoid this by properly licensing any third party content you include in your videos.
@@TH-camViewers Well.. but I think in case that owners change their policies it would be more fair to inform the uploader about this change and to give 24 hours notice to remove the video himself without a strike. Maybe this (24 hours notice) would be the ideal solution in any case of copyright issue, to avoid terminations of channels which is to my opinion a very hard action against simple uploaders who dont earn money from this. But in case a channel earns money from uploads that are not free from copyrights, then ok I agree to receive a strike having as limit the number of three that will terminate the channel, as exist. Just a suggestion :)
the basic explanation of the Content ID system, is great at the 5,000 ft level...but it doesn't work properly for all cases and the solution to the problem is easy. I have tried to communicate this to TH-cam, I have gone to my MCN and they have communicated it to TH-cam, but it falls on deaf ears. I really hope you all figure it out so it works for everyone, not just the people making the claims. You need to learn how to implement a shared revenue model, for instances where a 30 sec audio claim doesn't demonetize an hour long video.
I think we should be allowed to have content in our videos that contain music in the background. We have no control over this and I have had to put free music over valuable content because there was a song in the background. You Tube should be able to determine this when a dispute is raised but they have failed to do so.
Okay okay quick question what would happen if it was actually your own content but get someone still fired a copyright claim even though with your own content
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Just make the companies understand that the viewers do understand that the Company in the commersial on the video has nothing to do with video! Everyone watching know that! The companies does not need to worry! Stop censoring us for that, you are going to be replaced by another platform if you keep this politically correct censoring up just because companies are scared of being on videos with "bad content".
This will be the death of TH-cam
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Thanks for the videos. My channel is growing day by day after watching and doing implementation of rules in my videos.
What happens if I lose a dispute?
On September 6th, I notified Team TH-cam via twitter what I believe is someone abusing the Content Id Tool.
-- I don't paste the URL to my tweet because I don't want this message to be marked as spam :) but let me know if you want the link
I got a Content Id Tool match but the alleged artist/song DOESN'T match the song I use in my video. I spoke with the artist who created the song and he will not challenge the network that claimed his song as theirs and get a load of this, even the song from this artist, in his own channel is being claimed by the network due to the alleged Content Id Tool abuse.
I want to dispute but I'm afraid of ill consequences if I lose. I know I can change that part of my video using YTA Editor but there is a reason why I choose that particular song (besides being CC)
TH-cam Creators, please advise!!! (and take a closer look to this issue, please!!!)
People, can you help me with a like for this comment so it's more visible? Thanks! You rock :)
If you get a copyright claim that looks invalid, don’t be afraid to dispute. This is the best way to alert the claimant that a mistake may have been made. Content ID disputes do not risk strikes or other consequences to your channel as long as they are done in good faith. More info here: yt.be/help/claims-FAQ
@@TH-camViewers Thanks! I Will submit the dispute now. I'll keep you posted of the end result. I do believe that this person is abusing the Content Id Tool, will you investigate this matter further? I can help -- Also, I want to know if I'm wrong or not :)
The dispute didn't work. That guy will keep earning money from the intellectual property of someone else. I'll just replace that part with something else but as I said.before there are more videos in the same situation
Please do take a look to this a abuse, it's a mockery for those who still trust you
Great video and I didn’t know a great amount of this info until this video. Everybody needs to watch this
Very Very Helpful Explanation ! Thank you so much, Love You Bro..
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Content ID works, but it really doesn't. When I perform 15-17 minutes of commentary over a show under fair use I'm fine.
But then the videos still get hit. And blocked. And demonitized. This needs to be fixed.
If your video is blocked, it's likely because the copyright owner has decided to block that content on TH-cam. If you think this happened in error, you can appeal here: yt.be/help/tG1B
you can do everything right even remove what they deem as reused content and they will still disapprove monetization. The best solution start your channel from scratch hope for a viral video somewhere down the line which will give you the watchtime hrs, Your subs from the past probably wont go anywhere for a long time That they cant take away from you
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Will be possible in TH-cam a way to share the revenue with other users? I always think about it, in a day when I could produce a video with other users and share, for example, just for that video, 15% of the adsense revenue with each producer. It could be great.
While we can't share specfics, the best place to get started is the Creator Academy! It's a huge catalog of free, online lessons that you can check out for tips: yt.be/help/6Brq
You'll likely benefit from the Creator Hub, too! It's the best place to learn about programs, tools, and upcoming events to help you grow your channel: yt.be/help/vgMF
This is a really useful video. One area I'm a little confused on is using likenesses of famous or notable figures in TH-cam videos. I'm a sculptor so this is an area I'd like to explore further. I appreciate movie/TV show characters are IP of others, but not sure on likenesses of well known people.
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If the copyright holder chooses to "Block the video a country by country basis" does that result in a copyright strike against the vide creator?
No, if your video is blocked by content Id, it doesn’t result in a strike.
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This "Copyright" think sometimes suck on TH-cam. My video was blocked some time ago just for using a title that was same as the name of another bigger channel😩. You guys, do something about this. Pleaseee!!!
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I hope the policy system on copyright is further improved. thank you
Sometimes we usually did not know on the spot if our content has a copyright. but on on the TH-cam studio we can fix it by simply deleting our videos, or by trimming of the said copyrighted spot or we can just simply mute the particular sound in our content. We must be obedient enough.
You also allow people to use the Content ID system to make claims on things they do not own. Such as covers. When you record a cover of a song (or public domain music) you only own that recording of it. You do not gain rights over all future recordings of it. How this obvious fact could escape youtube's legal department is beyond me.
Here is the thing with content ID - it's useless. If I get a notification that someone else used parts of my content I now ALWAYS just file a take down. I used to choose monetization when there was a match but video farmers realized that it's just better to take down the video entirely, re-edit the video in question to take out my footage and to re-upload it to youtube. This way they don't have to share any revenue. On top of it they (and TH-cam) get to keep the revenue of previous views (before Content ID found that match). This leads me to think that TH-cam is playing into wanting video famers! TH-cam makes tons of money off these compilation videos and they have zero interest for them to go way. Which means medium sized content creators like us are always getting screwed. How can we compete with link farmers taking bits and pieces of only the best moments of someone else's video, compiling them into these super fun, long videos, generating millions of views. Plus, everyone knows that that channel most likely didn't film any of it themselves. But TH-cam just sits back, allowing this to happen because they like their profit share of these videos, while the original content creators get screwed. TH-cam, pay back these profits when profits are being generated off content from stolen work and make video farmers pay back their profits as well. Video farms are the death of small and medium content creators. It will make us stop creating new videos - and then these link farmers have to recycle old content over and over again or pick up a camera to record themselves. So TH-cam and TH-cam Creators what are you doing again against video farmers? If I would have received my fair share of people using our videos I would not need to constantly struggle.
Yes, some of my songs produced and copyrighted, are still being played and I have never received a cent from You Tube. When I released my records under my own label, distributed by either EMI Music or Televisa Music, I got paid! Now they just play, no pay. The wonders of the internet.
I'm sorry to hear - are you part of the TH-cam Content ID program?
I like this series. Well explained. Thanks
Very helpful hoping and praying everything is fair in copy right issue. Thanks for sharing, a big help to everyone. God bless
Pretty Much 100% of the 21st century-on music composers have copied content (mainly melodies and harmonies) from Western founder composers like Bach, Mozart and Beethoven, also copied rhythms from all folk music available; and they claim to have a "right" on that.
We're living already the time where you upload a video playing Do-Ré-Mi then someone randomly notifies you from copying his "intelectual work".
TH-cam had gotten a lot of complaints about their copyright rules...
And considering the comments on this video I'd say the amount of complaints have probably doubled
*Always thank you for TH-cam*
Hey Team TH-cam, a question: I just uploaded a full cover (I played all instruments and didn't reuse any part of the original song) of a Muse song (Psycho) and it was instantly blocked in all countries because of a claim from WMG.
I understood that making a cover doesn't mean that I have the copyright on my video (I already received a ContentID claim for a lot of my covers but without any impact on the video), but I would like to understand WHY my cover was blocked whereas dozens of similar covers, for the same song, are visible on TH-cam??????
A rule is valid only if it's applied to everyone !!! Is there a way to make my video visible?
Thanks in advance for your answer.
Hey back - copyright holders decide if and how they want their music to be used on TH-cam, so their copyright policy will affect whether and how your video is made available. Also, they can change their policies at any time, so if your video is blocked, it's likely because the copyright owner has decided to block that content on TH-cam:n: yt.be/help/oLtu
YT completely broke monetization, copyright laws are ridiculous, if you get 1 or 2 strikes your income is dead and your videos won't show up in recommendations or even in a search.. its impossible to earn anything and people loose motivation to create content
I like the creative crossover part 2..well done ✅
If you get content id claim. You still have a chance for creator on the rise ?
I want to ask: If I just credit the music I used from other videos do I get copyright strike? Thanks :)
Very satisfied explaination,this video learn me more about the community guidelines as a beginner in TH-cam,Godbless us🙏🙏
Machine learning systems are not working properly on TH-cam. It gives invalid copyright claims. I recently received a claim on a copyright free music
If you see claims that were made in error, we recommend disputing them: yt.be/help/K4W7. This allows our team to take a closer look. More info here: yt.be/help/claims-FAQ
@@TH-camViewers thank you
I read somewhere in google that for this 2019, channels with existing copyright strikes will not be approved for monetization. Can you pls confirm this? Like, in my case, Im guilty of screen recording a copyrighted anime-content, w/c is of course, very valid. But after that, I started to learn how youtube works, I watched youtube courses and started to create content-worthy videos. I also deleted all my videos w/ content id claims to keep me safe. I then got 1k subs & 4k watched hrs after 2 weeks. Im now under review since my channel is only 2-month old. I wanna know if there’s still a chance for me to be approved, just to give me a little push in doing what im currently doing. hope you get to read and answer this. thanks :)
0:48 Good to know for when I finally get a lawyer so I can use this statement against you when I sue you because there are plenty of claimants repeatedly making false claims. You're not giving _them_ strikes for infringing on _our_ copyrights.
TH-cam _should_ be passing these account holders on to the proper authorities since it is actually illegal to make a false copyright claim, BUT, from a legal standpoint this is not TH-cam's job. And believe me, Google/TH-cam has far better lawyers than you can ever hope to get (and more of them, too).
@@JustWasted3HoursHere It is NOT legal, they do NOT get to have the final say in fair use judgements, they've even said as much themselves. Furthermore, it is most definitely a violation of safe harbor for them to be *violating the second and third subsubsections of the "Notice, takedown and putback" subsection of the DMCA* by making it impossible to file a counter-claim on the website and rejecting free-form counter-claims via email, which is something most users do not know about and something TH-cam never made any iota of effort to inform users about. There is literally *_NOTHING_* legal about this.
@@JustWasted3HoursHere To be clear with what I just said, when I get copyright takedowns from UMG, TH-cam deliberately *_breaks_* the counter-claim page. At first I thought it was a bug but then I discovered that they are, in fact, conspiring with UMG to disregard fair use and the proper usage of "notice, takedown and putback"
@@mattwo7 Are you using UMG's property without permission?
@@JustWasted3HoursHere Whataboutism much? What I did is irrelevant and I can assure you that there are plenty of people with more fair uses than mine that are having issues with UMG's claims.
I just don't understand this TH-cam policy. If authors of some original stuff (music or movie scenes) claim the copyright of a video editing, ok fine, let them get the benefits of advertising. But why does this affect the whole channel, even other videos that don't infringe copyright?
How will we quickly know that someone else is using your own video or music?
Mrs Orr TV For me, whenever I used copyrighted music in my Videos, I get an email from TH-cam, in less than 24hrs. If that helped
@@DeanReynoldsMusic I get your explanation but I think she is asking what if someone takes your copyrighted content. Not if you use someone else's copyrighted content. Which is a very valid question that I would like to also know the answer to. What if someone steals your work and how soon would you be notified. Or, would you even be notified at all because you're not a huge company.
unless you have an army of workers looking for it, or have created an algoryth with youtube, good luck lol
@@jesterssketchbook That's what I figured. They really only care about the big money.
1. Select the videos
2. Play video
3. The description said "NO COPYRIGHT ALLOWED!!!! ❌❌❌❌" WARNING FOR COPYRIGHT STRIKES!!!!!!!!
This series is brilliant: easy to understand and funny! ("Let me sit down!") Thanks! :)
Thanks for the valuable information TH-cam creators.
I really agree with this explanation and make me be sure as a creator who is disciplined with all the rules that apply now
Hey youtube, Is it ok if I upload concerts of my favorite band if they were deleted off another channel?
I want people to experience new types of music and watch people enjoy playing it. But I'm still not sure if that's ok.
Very informative video, thanks for educating us.
I love the sequence flow.
I used a music video (not mine) in one of my videos. I noticed I couldn't upload the video, and that the copyright owner had made a visual copyright claim. I cut the video, but not the audio. This resulted in my video being demonetized. I'm nowhere near 5 subscribers, let alone 1,000, so it did not affect my revenue, but it is counted as a takedown notice?
Creo que si los youtubers vieran éstos videos, se interesarán más en cómo funciona TH-cam, tendrían menos problemas, pero no se informan. En el editor de TH-cam nos da la opción de eliminar la parte del vídeo dónde está la música reclamada, hay opciones pero hace falta leer e investigar!
Yes, it's pretty good.
Thank you ❤️ so much ....for this great information...
2:58 And by "pay out the appropriate party" you mean you allow the claimant to decide that they are the appropriate party even when they aren't.
That money pretty much goes to YT anyways the payout to the end user is a joke mostly doesn't exist.
@@balhol6604 You um... Yo DO realize you need to make $100 dollars to even cash out right? People are clearly making _well_ over _that_ much to be making any money at all off the site and $100 is certainly enough for a lawsuit to be accepted by the court, far as I am aware. It wouldn't be worth the risk of losing though, not on its own anyway.
@@mattwo7 some channels do make money and most of them the smaller channels barely get anything or they don't get paid out. I had a partner channel that had millions of views and YT alwasy made some excuses not to pay me out. My algorithm was all over the place and they always kept me at the 50$ cap. When I went over it they took down few of my popular videos due to a copyright strike or other false flag and lost all revenue. I got back those videos but they were all reseted so no revenue on them. By the contract you are also not allowed to talk to anyone how much you make on YT. That is another sketchy thing. At the end I lost partnership stating how I don't perform well. I did but with their constant false flagging me I lost boost. I am not only one who got abused like htis and you can't really put this into the court since they will pull the fake low performance revenue algorithm and win against me. Most the money goes to YT and what the creators get are pennies. I quit YT after that for a year or two and came back just as a viewer now. I hear still this happening to smaller channels even today so I don't consider being a partner anymore like ever. You waste time doing videos and they will just leech you. I also need to pay for advertising my channel I will never make that money back. What is the point. This place is a joke.
@@balhol6604 I tried quitting TH-cam once for Zippcast. Now Zippcast is gone and replaced with some crappy goanimate service. All the alternatives wind up failing in one way or another but I'm not going to stop making videos. Course for me it was always little more than hobby. Most channels who are doing more than that have alternate sources of income like patreon and merch. Frankly putting all your eggs into one basket like that when you're not even employed but a contractor with no say over the terms of the contract is kind of dumb honestly. I learned that sort of thing the hard way with Zippcast, lots of videos are gone forever, now I back them up on Internet Archive and while I have no faith in Bitchute, the automatic mirroring is at least handy, I can avoid using the site outright while having another backup lol.
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I'm terrified of getting 3 strikes and I sorta want to to quit after TH-cam took down 2 of my videos for no reason.
Best of luck to all small creators out there. We will reach one day. Keep uploading and keep up the good work!
What happens if the music copyright owners suddenly change their policies and issue takedowns? That could kill tons of channels right? Because of that, is it best that we remove any music if the content ID system picks it up? I'm worried about using popular music that has revenue share now, in the case that they change their policy later. Should I have this worry?
Thank you!!!
You are absolutely right and your worry is really reasonable
Good luck getting an answer from anyone but TH-cam. They don't talk to people. I would suggest that if a video is found by Content ID system you are safe, at least safer than you are for those that are not claimed. I have over 2500 videos of me singing and strumming a guitar on TH-cam. I have had 3 copyright strikes, the last of which happened a week ago for Tequila Sunrise. I'd had a version of that song on TH-cam for almost 10 years but they took down and issued a strike for a newer improved version. I live in fear that some publisher is going to go nuts and begin taking down multiple songs. In that case, my channel goes away. TH-cam takes the easy way out and while denying that their platform would be greatly diminished if every copyrighted cover was taken down, they blithely spew that we just shouldn't perform songs we don't own. Pathetic.
Nah itu dja
You can try music with Creative Commons license, for example, Andrew Applepie (he is awesome, Casey Neitstat features him a lot) or a service such as Epidemic Sound. It's great too :) (I use both sources)
@@350FPS So are you suggesting that there are sources that can issue a Creative Commons license for songs like the pop, country and Americana stuff that I cover? If you could point me to a web source, I'd be grateful.
Love all these improvements keep them coming!
Great video! Thank you for giving us tips on copyright issues. But I still have doubts about how to get permission from the copyright owner of a song. How should I do that? Should I send his/her TH-cam channel a message asking for permission to make a cover of his/her songs?
Hi there - we're not in a position to provide legal advice. If you'll be using someone else's content, you'll want to learn more about copyright. There's tons of info to get you started here: yt.be/help/VrKj
Thank you so much for this information. I'm sharing this to my fb for quick reference.
So... Please isn't something Google employees do is what I'm observing from this..
so helpfull
Thanks for all informations from TH-cam creators 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Nice! Great to know the difference between Content ID Claim / Copywright strike... :-) Thanks Matt!
First off, I agree with the copyright laws. The makers of music worked hard to compose and present their work and should be rewarded. The use of their music should be like AMAZON download, in that the owner gets a fixed amount of money (say, $1) and ad money. How can we be expected to contact every record label for permission? Also I am sure that the response time would be months, if any response came from them at all. Besides, the use of the music is free advertising for the recording company and artist. I have several times heard music on YT and then went to AMAZON to pay for a download.
The policy for copyright claims at the present time on YT is flawed. I made video of a wedding reception. Video is not monetized and only for personal use and to share with the wedding guests. The DJ comes on and the dancing starts and I video the dancers. Of course, the DJ music is captured. I did not put the music in myself. So I got dinged on the upload as a copyright issue. I did not use or place the music. Why not go after the DJ, who I am sure did not write letters to the 50 or so music companies whose music was played. I redid the video and put in some free digitized instrumental music that does not match the dance moves. So the video is pitiful to watch.
Next situation...Las Vegas....Bellagio fountains at night....the water show comes on and the entire crowd is filming it. I post 2 minutes of the show on YT and get a copyright warning because the music in the background during the water show is unavoidably recorded. With out the music the video would be a "silent movie," taking us back to 1925. Bellagio encourages people to watch and take videos of the water show. There are many videos of the water show on YT with the music intact. But I got hit with the copyright warning. So is the take away point that if you make any video that has obligatory music as part of the performance, even though the performance was free to video, than you will get a warning from YT and a possible strike?
So I suppose that when filming at a private party you have to post the video without the sound of the DJ's music.
SOLUTION: PAY TO PLAY!
Thank you. Clear explanation. With this information, I can do something with. I'm learning course yet. What I do not? I can learn from another. Best regards
I have started a TH-cam channel with focus on photography tutorials and I had question regarding use of images by historically important photographers such as Robert Frank and Diane Arbus. What is the copyright policy on uses of their images? Both of these photographers have passed away and they are important figures in history of photography. Any thoughts?
Very helpful insights on Copyright and Content ID-that too in less than 4 minutes!
Eeeexcept even when you use something within fair use TH-cam let's the content be claimed/removed and it's up to the claimant to decide whether it's fair or not...
2:28 - Content ID Claims never impact your channel, they impact you as a creator. You've spent weeks, maybe months working on a video, and are proud to share your work! Well guess what? The Owner of the Music you used for maybe 20 seconds of a 10 minute video issues a Copyright Claim; now they are earning money on your work! Don't question it, we're youtube! We're making things fair for everyone!
Çok güzel tanıtım hayvanları cok severim tanıtan arkadaşa teşekkürler bu gösteriyi tanıtımı çok severim devamını görmek izlemek isterim
한국 유튜버인데 좋은 정보 고마워! 그동안 몰랐던 정보들이 많네
It would be helpful to have a system that allows TH-camrs to contact TH-cam. I know a lot of small creators that have to wait months just to receive a message over Twitter (or similar) about their problems. It isn't fair to allow creators to continue to have their videos claimed by 'false copyright claims' or the fact that using 3 seconds of footage of a video can end up in the claimer earning the revenue of the entire video. The rules should be clearer and more concise in order for creators to know what they can and cannot do. With TH-cam changing its rules so often it is difficult to tell what still applies, what has replaced it and what is new. At this rate, you are going to have a lot of angry creators and a lot of small creators that are unable to further their channels. Not to mention all of the people that want to become creators. TH-cam will be left behind when the next big platform comes if it doesn't start caring about its creators over the companies that sponsor them.
Thank you for sharing your details about copyright claims and copyright strike this time i understand already about that so thank you
I have been looking for a video like this. Thank you for recommending it by placing it on my creative studio site. :)
This is a wonderful tell all, I learned a lot. Thanks.
Do you actually let us know if we have broken the rules?
I try my best to work right.
The first time the copyright was removed, it was a live broadcast of a game.
Please add your game link in the description
@@nicads FAIRY TAIL this mobile game
Many people have copyright issues
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Thank you for sharing, it will helpful to our small youtuber now I know what I should do😊 thank you
Do not put in restrictions and do not block video. 😡😡
I see there are some other youtube channels using my videos
But I don't see any notification of youtube telling me that someone is using my content
these things I know is because my viewers alert me
Hope you help me understand this issue
Thank you very much
Sorry to hear about this, here's more information about how to issue a takedown request: yt.be/help/6qSE. You may want to learn more about fair use first, here's some info to get you started: yt.be/help/eS6q. Hope it helps!
Do copyright strikes ever expire?
yes
after 90 days
Thank you very much for the information teacher, and certainly very useful. 👍👍👍
My Channel is experiencing monetization disable, how can i get my monetization enabled
Useful information, now I know that I won't get sued for making covers of songs, but I'll get a copyright strike instead
Dose anyone else hate how u cant see the full numbers of subscribers on a channel
...Praxer, have you heard of VidIQ ? It will tell you sub numbers and more for free.
Beta is sneakily taking away all our subscriber analytics (subscriber list, full numbers, immediate notifications, etc). Please everyone submit this problem to yt from the link where you switch back to Classic (which you must do every time you open a browser) and it asks you what features are missing from Beta.
Как преподаватель с 40-летним стажем могу только
порекомендовать две вещи:
1. Уберите диктора из
кадра, он мешает.
2. Уменьшите темп речи.
Авторы очень многих подобных видеоуроков, видимо, даже не
соизволили проконсультироваться с преподавателями, ведущими живые уроки. Как
образец могу порекомендовать видеоуроки Гладышева по программе Splan. Или хотя бы мои.
I had a content ID claim on a few bars of a Welsh Hymn sung live by a male voice choir. The claim was for a song in English, but the one in the video was in Welsh, so I'm not sure that they were really entited to grab as high a percentage of revenue as they were since it was only the melody that was valid and not the lyrics. I believe the lyrics were traditional, and presumably copyright free. I don't get many views on my channel typically, so I didn't bother to chase it up.
No sample guide to see on your channel of copy right strike?
Very helpful explanation. Thank you
I get copyright claims when I use other people’s music in my videos. I cite them and leave a link to the music. How am I suppose to ask the owner of the music I use if I can’t communicate with that person in anyway?
We're not in a position to provide legal advice. If you're using someone else's content, you'll want to learn more about copyright. There's tons of info to get you started here: yt.be/help/VrKj
TH-cam's copyright rules and automation are an absolute joke. I received another email this morning for a video that wasn't actually guilty (not on this account, on purpose because I don't trust YT). Even clicking the "View Claim" link led to a dead-end (and the video still remains). So we didn't actually have anything removed, we were just told something was, and we assume afterwards it was deemed to be a fake claim, and that was that. This is still something that gets tossed on the pile of reasons TH-cam can't be trusted with our content. So, don't be surprised when it suddenly goes "poof". Maybe some day, this will have gone on so long, that things have to change, but I doubt it.
Thank you so much youTube Creators😍🙏
Thank so much for helping me about the copyright.
Truly disgusting that “You Tube” would “do” such a horrible thing.
(I have to add text to post bc they're blocking my spam posts, but it's the closest thing I can to do dislike the video. If they didn't want this, they wouldn't get rid of the dislike count.)
I just made a claim on this video.
TH-cam, you forgot to mention CCLI and the big help it is to those of us who maintain church channels. I have about seventy videos with content advisories and some are still covered under CCLI but I do not mind. I have never activated monetizing so if the copyright owners want to try to generate income off their content that is fine with me.
“You can’t use someone else’s work without permission” Okay But didn’t H3H3 win a lawsuit and set a legal precedent for fair use on TH-cam? You mentioned fair use later in the video but it was very vague...
Thank u so much for all these informations.
I have a question there is no copyright by using someone's video tittle?
What about a same chanel name?
Thank u so much🙏
cool - Now!!!1TH-cam needs to work on stopping False Copyright Claims that cost creators their incom?
Thanks for this information, very important for me and my channel.
thank you for this guidelines .hope i can remember them everytime i am in youtube
Before i dont know what is copyright,and i just ignore it,but since i watch your explaination,it become clear to me and i do not upload now with has a copyright claim,thank you sir,,
This is very informative. I just joined the TH-cam creator academy recently, and this helped me in understanding what copyright really is, since 2 of my vids got claimed. Thanks
Thank you for the guidelines you've shared to us