Remove Pixabay Music Copyright Claims
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- This is not legal advice about copyright claims. It is only sharing my experience with pixabay music and the copyright issues.
In this tutorial, I'll guide you through the process of removing copyright claims from your RUclips videos when you've used music from Pixabay. We'll also cover how to find the license for the music and file a dispute if necessary.
Have you ever faced the frustrating situation of receiving a copyright claim on your video, even though you used music from a supposedly copyright-free source like Pixabay? Don't worry, you're not alone! In this video, I'll share my step-by-step method to help you resolve this issue and get your video back on track.
First, we'll dive into the reasons behind copyright claims and how they can occur, especially when using music from platforms like Pixabay. Understanding the Content ID system and how it works will give you valuable insights into the process.
Next, I'll walk you through the process of finding the license for the Pixabay music you used in your video. This is an essential step to gather the necessary evidence to support your dispute. I'll show you where to locate the license information and how to ensure you have all the required details.
Once you have the license information, we'll move on to the dispute process. I'll provide you with effective strategies and tips to craft a compelling dispute that increases your chances of success. We'll discuss the key elements to include in your dispute and how to present your case convincingly.
Throughout the video, I'll share real-life examples and success stories from creators who have successfully resolved copyright claims related to Pixabay music. Their experiences will inspire and motivate you to take action and protect your content.
By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a clear understanding of how to remove copyright claims, find the license for Pixabay music, and file a dispute effectively. You'll regain control over your videos and continue sharing your valuable content with confidence.
Don't let copyright claims hold you back! Join me in this tutorial and let's navigate the world of copyright disputes together. Remember, your creativity deserves to be protected, and I'm here to help you every step of the way.
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Thank You, I kept getting a copyright issue and I thought all the music on Pixabay was copyright free but you showed me what to look for, big thumbs up!
Glad I could help!
Gracias de verdad, waooo gracias por esta maravilla ayuda, me ha ahorrado muchos delores de cabeza
You're welcome.
Thank you for this , it really helped me (simple, short and straight to the point) ❤️👏
I'm happy to hear that it helped you! If you have any more questions feel free to ask.
thank you very much, that helped a lot. Obviously, using Pixabay is not the most easy option and quiet work intensive. I tried it one time and now I'll use the RUclips Audiolibrary again. That' a bit easier but thelibrary is not very big.
Agree, I use a paid service for my music.
I just finished up my video and I had the copyright that was mentioned in the video and I disputed it, the first one removed the copyright within 4 hours and the other one is still ongoing and I have waited for 2 days, Im scared to upload the video and then the music owner just decides to copyright it and leave it. If he uploads the music to Pixabay and even has a content Id, would it be possible for him to just be greedy and keep the copyright on my video?
And should I feel save uploading the video while the dispute is going on?
When you use free music, there are risks involved. One of the risks is that the person who uploaded the music to Pixabay might not be the actual owner, so you might need to use different music. Remember that, just like you create a video and want to earn money from it, the music creator has invested time and money to create it. Therefore, as a free user, you need to have the proper license. It's not greedy to want to make money from your hard work on the creation of the music, especially if someone stole it and uploaded it to Pixabay, or if the owner wants to earn from their creation, and the license on Pixabay allows you to use it but requires payment through Content ID.
However, sometimes you can use Pixabay music completely free. You just need to upload it to RUclips as unlisted and wait for all copyright claims to clear. If some music isn't approved, and it can take up to 30 days according to RUclips, then you can change it and upload it again without the problematic music. If one claim is removed and another isn't, and you don't want to wait longer before publishing the video, then edit out the problematic music and upload again.
Thx for the response😊@@ContentGameTips
Thank you ✨️ 😊 It was very helpful 👍
Glad it helped
This is so helpful, thank you.
You're so welcome!
Thank you for the video, really helpful. Just 1 quesntion, for music that does not have the Google Content ID, does it means it is copyright free and can be used in youtube with no problem OR we cannot use those musics on youtube?
If they don't have a Content ID, it could be for many reasons. It might be that the person is just starting and doesn't know how to set up Content ID, but in a year or two, they will, and then you might get a copyright claim. It could also be that this person is stealing it from somewhere else and doesn't even think it's a problem, or they might be very generous and create music for free use. However, as a user of Pixabay, you don't know why this music doesn't have a Content ID, and you are risking yourself if you don't have a license.
This video was very helpful! Thank you mate
Glad it helped
Thanks. This is very helpful
Glad it was helpful!
thank you for the amazing video? but do i need to do that for each video i upload on my channel ?
No, you would not need to do it for each video, just when you get a copyright claim. The way I organize my files is by keeping the license certificate with the same file as the music track I download for the video. This way, if I get a copyright claim, I know immediately which song it was. It's a good idea to organize all your files, so if you get a claim on a video in the future, you can quickly find the license certificate. Once you get used to it, it becomes a very fast process. This is part of the game as a content creator, ensuring you respect other creators' rights. You can watch this video to see how I organize my files when I create videos with music or other content pieces that I download from Envato Elements.
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Thank you for your helpful video. Can I upload the video before they remove the claim? And do you know why there is a copyright claim of music without a content ID? There is no license to such music, so I can't request for claim removal.
Yes, you can upload a video and publish it even if you receive a copyright claim. If your channel is monetized in the Partner Program, then you won't earn money for this video until you resolve the copyright claim. If you are trying to get monetized, then it's a good idea to remove all videos that have copyright claims, as sometimes it can prevent you from joining the YPP.
Regarding the music itself, keep in mind that all of the "free" music you obtain is also in the Content ID system. So when you use this music, you need to have a license for it. All of the free music websites have some solutions for obtaining licenses. Additionally, you should know that these websites do not allow using their music as stand-alone content with stock images or video, without adding any narration or other elements that make your video your own creation. If this is the case, you won't be able to remove the claim from the video, and it could be declined when you submit it, even if you have the license code. The only place that has completely copyright-free music is the RUclips Music Library, which is free to use.
Thanks for this video 🙏😇
Most welcome 😊
Super explanation sis
Thank you 🙂
That was very useful. How long does it take until they approve my video? Could I publish it anyway?
You're welcome! For any platform, the time varies, but usually, it's between immediately and 48 hours.
Hello, I entered the pixabay website for music that was found to be copyrighted, and the music does not have a content id...how should I do in this case?
The best thing to do is to change the music in your video. This is because the music could have been stolen and uploaded to Pixabay, or someone might have a new content ID on it, and you don't have a license for it. If you must use this music, you can try to dispute the claim by providing the URL where you got the music from on Pixabay. If I were dealing with it, I would change the music. You can find instructions on ruclips.net/video/zYijv0gWLFc/видео.html on how to do this without needing to upload your video again.
@@ContentGameTips thank you, it was 4 claims and now 1 i try to fix that last one too )
Its wild that my copyright song is the same as the one used as an example in this video: Good Night (Lofi) LOL. Thanks for the info though...It helped a lot. Sub from me!!!
Thank you for this video.
Can i download the license file from any pixabay account? Or pixabay account with youtube channel mail id? I mean the pixabay license should have the same youtube channel name or any of the name is fine?
Pla clarify me
No, you don't need to have the same email, just the verification license from Pixabay.
In signature option, who's name should we write? The name with which Google AdSense is linked or any??
your LEGAL name
you should write the personal name associated with your RUclips account.
do you add the licence in when we upload the video or only if we get a copyright claim?
You can only add the license after you get a copyright claim. Some websites may ask you to include the license in the video description. Check each website's rules before using their music. When you download music, make sure it has a license. Download the license file with the music right away. This way, even if the creator removes the song later, you still have proof you can use it.
How about a music from pixabay that has no license file but still gives you copyright claim? And i can't comment on their profile to remove it
There are music files on Pixabay that might not have the right licenses. It's risky to use music without knowing you have a license. When you download music, make sure it has a license. Download the license file with the music right away. This way, even if the creator removes the song later, you still have proof you can use it. Personally, I only use music I've paid for to avoid copyright claims on my videos forever.
thank you.
You're welcome
this was helpfull
Glad it helped
Some artists will upload their music for free on Pixabay with the intent to hit users with copyright strikes and collect royalties on their videos. This is what happened to me so I messaged the artist and he told me exactly that, he hit my video with a copyright strike so he could collect royalties (despite me having
I agree that some artists do that, while others don't. There are also people who steal others' music and upload it as free on Pixabay. As a user, you have no control over this if it happens to you. This is why I always recommend paying for music from a library to ensure you're covered.
@ContentGameTips You can easily tell if someone will do that by checking if the music has Content ID Registered on it. If it does then it's copyrighted and they're within their rights to copyright claim your video.
If you follow all of the platform's rules, the claim should be removed automatically when you submit the license. However, you should know that even if you find music that currently doesn't have Content ID, it doesn't mean the musician won't add it to such a service in the future. The musician can also remove the music whenever they wish to profit from the music they created. So, you are never completely safe with free libraries.
thanks sister:)
Welcome 😊
If there is more than one music, do I need to add the license for each one separately?
If there is more than one music track in your video, you will need to add a license for each one separately when disputing a copyright claim. Fortunately, all the music you need to claim will be conveniently listed on the first page when you open the dispute window. So, make sure to select and dispute each music track individually to resolve the copyright claim.
While not every music track may require disputing, it's a good practice to download the license for each track along with the music file. This way, you have the necessary documentation in case the creator removes the free download option in the future. Without the license, you might be required to pay for the music or remove it from your video, even if this happens years later. Downloading the licenses ensures you have proof of permission to use the music in your videos.
Thanks
Welcome
Hey I just filed a dispute and how long does it usually take for the copyright claim to be gone?
RUclips says it takes 30 days, but in my experience, it only takes a few days.
@@ContentGameTips does it apply to Pixabay, just making sure?
It applies to everything you dispute on RUclips; the rules are not just for Pixabay.
Usually after how many days the claim will remove after doing this
It takes between a few minutes to a few days, depending on the website you're trying to remove the claim from.
Thank you
You're welcome
How long does it take to remove the "content ID" notification after I opened the dispute?
It takes between a few minutes to a few days, depending on the website you're trying to remove the claim from.
Te la eliminaron ?
But it said it will take upto 1 month before my copyright claim disputes
They say that it takes up to a month, but from my experience, the claim is removed between a few hours to 3 days. They probably say that to be safe.
which name should i put in the Signature box ? my youtube channel name or the name in the pixabay website ? pls explain, because i just started youtube and im not youtube partner yet
You need to sign with your own legal name.
@@ContentGameTips we dont use english lang in my country , should i sign with my name in english ?
In my country, we don't use English letters too, but for RUclips, you should sign with English letters.@@WY6IX-Show
@@ContentGameTips ok so my legal name in english , tyvm
What if I use music that is free from the Content ID system, but still comes with copyright?
If it is free music from the RUclips library, it should not receive a copyright claim. If it is from a different website, it could be free, but you still need to obtain the proper license to use this music on RUclips.
@@ContentGameTipsNot Yt library i download it from pixabay and its free form content id claim there is no option to download license means its free but copyright come
@@youngsterromeo2305I am facing the same problem, i can't find the license for it tried it in pc and android but it's not there.
Some music doesn't have registered through the Content ID system. You can see if they do or not if they have the Content ID icon. So, maybe you found a music track that doesn't have any Content ID, and this is why you don't need a license. If you still get claims on your video, then try to talk to support or change the problematic music track. (I always suggest waiting 24 hours before publishing the video to see if you get a copyright claim, and if you can't remove it, just change the music in the video file.)
If the copyright is removed from a video that contains long music without narration, can the channel make a profit?
It is something that is hard for me to know because it all depends on RUclips's decision. If it is stock footage and music that you didn't create, then probably they will consider it as duplicated content, and therefore, they might not monetize the channel. Also, you should know that even if they do approve it, the RPM is very low on this kind of videos.
thanks for your answer
but on socialblade I have seen channels making a huge profit. Is this because they post a long video, about 3 hours?
Remember, this is my opinion based on experience and mostly from my research, so you need to do your research. But for my opinion on Social Blade, it's a website that assumes a lot of things and provides information based on those assumptions. I've watched many RUclipsrs show their analytics with Social Blade, and it was not even close to the real results they had.
The way I would conduct such research is as follows: Look at the channel about page and check when it was established. If it's more than 2 years old, I would not include it in my research because things were very different 2 years ago. Next, if it's less than 2 years old, and if you have VidIQ (download for free from here - go.contentgametips.com/vidiq) , you can see if someone's channel is monetized. Sometimes, you see ads before the video, but the channel is not monetized, so RUclips collects 100% of the profit. If both of these parameters are right, less than 2 years and monetized, then, check the kind of videos they make; some musicians or filmmakers use RUclips to promote their music or footage. You can see in the description if they direct you to buy their music or if it is music from stock websites. If you find that the videos have original music or original footage, then this channel is not the kind you are intended to create, and therefore, you can't include that in the research. Now for the analytics Go to the "About" section and see how many views they had over the entire time the channel was open. Then, look at the analytics you get from VidIQ; you can see exactly how many views they had this month and the whole history of the channel. If you find they have the same amount of views as the older channel, you have one proof that this might work.
Repeat this process 10 times. Find 10 channels that are less than 2 years old, that do exactly what you want to do (there are tons of them). See if they are monetized by RUclips, if they use music and video from stock websites or if it original, and if they have enough views each month like the older ones and also enough subscribers. If you find 10 channels like this, you can go with your idea. If not, you can know that this will not work.
and what if I edit the same music a little bit i mean modify it then i'll face copyright claim?
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Do I get copyright if I use sound effects from Pixabay for my RUclips videos?
As much as I know, the copyright claims are only on music. Perhaps this is because the sound effects are too short and very similar on all the platforms.
Hi can you please advise on how to check that? I have recently used some music with free license from Pixabay and all was great after couple of months the creator pull down the license and I have received copyright claim and now the creator created website where he asks to be subscribing paid plan or buy from him any track seems like a trap to me... @@ContentGameTips
This is a problem when you use free music. The creator can decide at any time that they don't want people using their music for free anymore. If you can't get the license for the video and you receive a claim, then you can change the music in the RUclips editor after the video is published, and add music from the RUclips library. This way, you will not have any problems. Also, for next time, whenever you download free music, make sure to also download the license, because it's possible that in the future, the creator will take down the music. If you have the license, you have proof that you can use this music.
is this work for a monetized video?
You can use music from Pixabay and monetize your videos as long as the video content is not primarily about the music, and you include additional content. If your video contains a full track without narration, it might receive a copyright claim that cannot be removed. In this case, you won't earn revenue from the video, but you can still keep it on your RUclips channel. This rules generally apply to any service, whether paid or free, that offers royalty-free music.
@@ContentGameTips Thanks for the help!
Welcome@@hanmediaz
@@ContentGameTipsi have a music from the pixabay artist song name is once in pairs it doesn't have any copyright license but when I uploaded the video it is showing copyright how to remove that ? please help
awesome!!
Glad you think so!