@@McMakersStation That is the truth. Looking like the best solution is, as usual, to keep plugging. I always get a few subs after releasing a new video. Cheers.
Very helpful video. Cleared a lot up. I do use popular music from time to time and get "copyright ID claim" but no strikes on the music use. I did get a strike for using some video of a jungle scene that I put green screen characters across, and the owner hit me hard with a brutal copyright strike. We talked it through as it was transformative, and they removed the strike. I wish YT would arbitrate fair use claims before hitting a channel with a copyright strike. After all, YT does ENCOURAGE remixing and taking clips of other videos.
I've only gotten 1 copy right claim. it was on a random video that i put 0 effort in and it was claimed by some russian guy because of the Minecraft lightning sound effect. It helped me make the right decision to take down the video a few minutes after it was posted.
I have used stock videos from Canva, and now youtube belives that I have the copyright and ask me twice a week if I want to cancel videos from other people using that clip. The system is broken.
Have you told Canva or RUclips about that? I mean it does seem like at least it is not in the wrong hand but definitely something has to be done about that there
This is a topic that frustrates me terribly on youtube as a UX specialist. I post videos in which I use music from paid stock, free of copyright by default. And every single one of my videos is flagged by youtube as containing copyright infringing content. All I can do is open a dispute, and show the licence number. So, as a UX specialist, I would recommend that RUclips somehow simplify this interface. For example, it makes sense to remember that I have the right to use the track and not ask for the licence a week later in another video. And I'd also really like it to be possible to open a dispute for all tracks in a video at once, rather than having to fill out the damn form seven times over and over again.
Omg finally a video that talks about copyright in a way i understand with concrete details and explanations. In my case, my RUclips channel is kpop related but I'm doing things a little differently focusing not on idol images or clips because there are many other there doing this already. Im focusing on fun peaceful happy kpop games and i struggled with knowing whether or not I could use images to make those games. Now im quite confident my work falls under fair use! Thanks a ton vid iq! You guys are life savers!
I get Copyright Claims all the forking Time, I've started muting my old bad Video's because I heard if I get 50 claims on 50 videos then I'll get a strike
I won't lie, the idea of getting a copyright claim is still scary, especially from indie games who are super protective of their music. At this point I am just wanting to post again, get past the fear and hope for the best.
Yes, sometimes I get a copyright infringement claim for using a movie trailer but I have permission with the movie company or PR person to use the material and they put me on a whitelist so therefore I usually receive no more copyrighted claims. If I do receive a claim I email it to the person in charge and since we already built a relationship they release the claim. Remember this, the movie trailer can not stand on it's own you have to have a voice over or announcement before the trailer or movie clip.
I try and cover background, copyrighted music, with none copyrighted music but put that together with my voice trying to do a review, you have a bit of a messy video but so far it works.
I film car shows, which often have unintentional music that gets picked up by the microphone. When I hear music I have to film five to eight second clips with a five second break in between filming each clip to avoid copyright claims. It takes much longer to film and edit this way. I know I can fight it since it's unintentional music as a result of covering a newsworthy event and have done so successfully on one video, but it takes awhile to hear back. I try to get my videos up within 24 hours of filming, so a long wait doesn't work for me. RUclips really should have a setting for those of us covering live newsworthy events with music playing not added by us to be able to avoid these claims. I can't believe that with all the technology for checking these videos it can't tell the difference between music added in editing and music picked up by a mic.
My copyright claim stories... FUNNY... 1. Get a copyright claim from the music publisher. BUT... it's MY song I wrote and recorded. Strike removed. At least I know that MY publisher was looking after me. 2. Download a RUclips song that is copyright free - or at least free to use. Immediately get a copyright claim. I remove song and write to YT that I will NEVER use their songs again if they can't honor what they provide. Bottom line. Don't trust music downloaded. If you use something like Motion Array, etc. be sure to download the use certificate and copy that information into the description.
I'm using Lick'd and they remove the claims but they come back on from another company, especially remixes. It's a never ending battle with copyright companies. I'm uploading videos before the channel goes live so all the claims can be battled before the videos go live. Seeing a claim on a video antagonizes my OCD lol Thanks for the knock on wood sound effect. I literally got up as I thought someone knocked on the door. I had to go back and realized it was in the video 😝
I don't mind giving the ads revenue to the legitimate copyright holders, but I am frustrated with all these fraudulent claims from some random people puuting a bunch of music together and claim everything they cone across.
I would add ‘and C - just because an ad runs on a video doesn’t mean that content creator necessarily condones the product being sold. They may in fact be completely against the product and the reason the ad is being run on their channel is that they have spoken out against the product in one or more of their videos. It is importantly to be aware that as content creators once you agree to monetization you are given 0 choice about the nature of the ads that are put on it by RUclips.’
I just got claimed for a reaction video of a stand-up comedian. I didn't use any video; I separated the video from the audio and showed it like a podcast. I also altered the speed of the audio so the Content ID Match wouldn't recognize it. I did commentary before and after each clip; only 4 of 7 clips got claimed. I did this as an experiment; now I'm more confused than ever!
I've got copyright claims on a few videos on my Beat channel because I had used samples that might've been used by another producer / musician. However, I managed to clear all of them. I proved that where the samples were from and provided the link to them. I have never had a strike as I rely on stock footage or free to use clips and images.
On this channel, I post clips of old VHS TV recordings, sometimes I will get content claims for music and other bits in the video, but I have never had a copyright strike.
I make drone related content, and like to toss "royalty free" music over flight footage even though I'm not monetized. I use Motion Array as my one stop shop for graphics, templates, as well as music and recently got a copyright claim from music I used from there. It was an ordeal appealing this but managed to get this resolved in the end after quite a bit of back and forth. I was mainly mad that music that was supposed to be "royalty free" caused such a big headache.
Hi, I have a small youtube channel that analyses classical music with notations in the score. Sometimes I receive copyright claims saying that I am allowed to use the audio but as the channel is not monetized yet (almost there), I don't know if the earnings will go to the owner of the audio or to me as it is an analysis pedagogic video. If I receive a copyright claim, should I argue that even though the algorithm detected that audio as someone else's (usually a record label) it shouldn't have a claim because it is an analysis? So I can get some money for my work in the future. Thank you!
Yes. I have gotten copyright claims from very faint music playing in the background behind a bunch of noise. But it still happens. Have to be real careful when I'm recording that there's no radios turned on anywhere. Haven't tried the new copyright removal filter I saw you demonstrate the other week. Noticed the Eagles are especially bad about throwing copyright infringements out. Thanks. BOS Recreational Mining
What about audiobooks that appears on RUclips are they not monetized? They are basically reading the whole book using AI voice. Is that considered adding value since the book is a different media than a video. Also, I have seen many anime/manhwa/manhua comics that use AI voices that read the speech bubbles but add descriptions to non speech panels. They use 3 secs clips of a specific panels that change throughout the whole chapter. Are they going to have claims?
Having a channel that’s movie related, if my content gets flagged, it always starts as a “copyright claim”, which can range from “no impact” to “blocked everywhere”. My rule of thumb is that it doesn’t hurt to file a dispute, but if that gets rejected, I don’t appeal the claim, because there’s the risk of a strike. Not always, but it’s a possibility. So in these cases, I just make that video exclusive on my Patreon. One last thing - if you do get a strike, RUclips allows it to be removed in 90 days if you complete a few questions called “Copyright School” or something like that.
Yes we get copyright claims on most of our videos, sometimes a dozen or more on a 30 mins video. We live in a major tourist destination and record beach parties, carnivals and nightlife mainly, and people love to watch it. We don't add any copyrighted material to our videos, whatever is recorded and published is whatever is happening. You know, it's reality. DJs play music but we have no control over that. Yet it is impossible to publish a video in any meaningful way without the background audio because the paeople who are partying are reacting, dancing, singing etc. If it was possible to replace the original audio we would love to but we need to replace it in a way that has beats, breaks etc in exactly the right places. Is that even possible to do? With three of us recording on an event there is probably six hours recording and then maybe 10-12 hours editing to make one video. We should not be expected to do all that work for nothing, How to solve this?
7:15 Just a note for folks, when Jen talks about aggressive copyright enforcement due to a song playing in public for a few seconds, it's important to note that industry strongarm tactics and weaponization of platform policies and the legal system are NOT the same is being a violation of the law. What she is describing is actually legal and protected in the DMCA under a concept of "Ephemeral Use" and would be a loser for the party issuing the claim if it went to court.
My issue is when we used old beats or songs & then they can dispute it. It not fair at all years later we copyright it. The same thing with events it's not like we can't tell the event holders to turn the music off.
I recently mentioned a film and showed a few clips from the trailer with muted audio while narrating some educational and personal development commentary on top of it. 5 films were highlighted in total. One studio chose to place a copyright claim on my video. That doesn’t sit well with me. Needless to say, I will never mention an A24 film ever again to help market it. A word of advice to some of these companies…Don’t get in the way of your own potential for success! Content creators are your friends; not your enemies. I trimmed out the film to their own detriment and not mine because I was still able to get my point across with the other films. Bottom line: Don’t be bullied around by these companies. And to those unscrupulous companies that try; karma always wins in the end! 😉
Thanks 👍 Travis & Jenn for another awesome video telling the difference between a copyright strike and a copyright claim. Love 🥰 the video and love 💓 Jenn & ❤ Travis.
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Fair use, in a way I used to utilize it with movie reviews, was showing copyrighted material, such as a movie clip, but because I was reviewing/critiquing it, I was protected under fair use. I also get copyright claimed for every one of my videos, but because I use Envato Elements I simply dispute it with the License information provided with the download. The claim is usually released within a day.
I do believe that if you have a copyright claim on a video, youtube will push it more. Like I have had objectively worse videos get thousands of impressions with a copyright claim but a better video without a claim get only a few hundred impressions.
I'm even more confused now. I wish there were more examples of how to add a 2 to 5 second clip. For example, a lot of videos insert the spongebob.. "a few hours later" snippet when cutting video. Is this acceptable? If I go from one scene to another (studio to outside) in my video, can I play the old style batman TV show spinning logo in between? That's literally maybe 3 seconds and in the show was the transition. What about just the sound and not the video of these items?
I've wondered about that "a few hours later" thing too. I didn't know it was from SpongeBob but have certainly seen it a lot. I only have 40 subs (and growing!) so I'm still learning all this. Have a good day!
1:46 at 1 58 am using headphones thought someone knocked on my wall, my heart jumped because there is no reason for someone to be in my brother's old room.
I've had a few videos where I got a Copyright claim for what personally I think is fair use. Simply music playing from my car either while driving or even at camp while I am cleaning up the campsite before I set up. It is generally not loud but can be faintly heard in the background. This is music I was listening to through Spotify or a CD, both of which I have paid for and is simply in my opinion background noise in these videos. Even another where I was at a 4wd show and one of the stands had music playing that was picked up on camera and I got a Copyright Claim for it, that is not a situation where I had the ability to turn the music down or off. Otherwise when using music deliberately in my videos, all the tracks come from the RUclips Audio Library. Also I found this video a little strange, You both talk about music being used but the lawyer talks mostly about videos, I feel they would have different regulations.
Fair Use means that the content you are using has been changed, altered, etc. in a way that is transformative, new, or original. It can also be used for educational purposes. That's my reply to the comment farming you asked for in 3:40
Hello, We are a fairground that holds several rodeos each year. During those rodeos, the announcer plays background music. We want to stream those rodeos through RUclips on our webpage. We were told that if RUclips can detect music in the background, they could shut us down. We do pay a small fee each year to a couple of music licensee companies that is supposed to cover us for playing music on our facilities. We don't know exactly how it works, as we have never been challenged. If its just background music will RUclips shut us down? If so, what do we need to do to make sure we are good to go?
I got a false copyright claim this week and it has really bummed me out. It was unfair and i still don't get why they targeted me even though several RUclipsrs out there have made videos about solving past papers.
I had a false claim that was put on a video I recorded on the PlayStation5 in a online lobby in Gran Turismo 7. Was at the track Watkins Glen and after I had uploaded it, there was a claim that I had about a minute of the 2024 Sahlen's Six Hours at the Glen in the video. The whole video was from the game GT7, I disputed and the claim was released.
I'm not monetized but there are ad's on my videos. I have a few "claims" - mostly from music in a public place - but no strikes. Thanks for this helpful video.
Building a successful RUclips channel can be challenging, especially when you're just starting out. However, with consistent development, continuous improvement, and a bit of patience, we can look forward to seeing real growth over time - possibly within 1-2 years. Good luck to all New RUclipsrs. Thank you for your video ✌️👌
Pro tip: in Yt studio, there’s a feature that allows you to replace copyrighted music so then you can monetize it! Very helpful incase you forgot to check.
Thank you for this, but how much of your ad revenue for a 20 min video will go to the owner of a small clip or piece of music that is in it? Also, what if you use the "free" music from some of these music websites that say all you have to do is give them credit for it by putting a link in your description? RUclips has flagged my videos as copyright but notes that it is fine because the creator has given permission. Will they get the ad revenue or will I get it?
It's neat that YT thinks RAIN SOUNDS all belong to one creator who copyright claims anyone who dares to use rain sounds of their own. I've been in dispute for almost a MONTH over a FALSE CLAIM that I used someone else's rain sounds when I 100% did NOT and I can prove it. Ridiculous that YT just believes them automatically and I have to fight to publish my own work.
Serious question if I may. I’m currently in the works of making Mount Guides for some games and from my understanding someone can literally steal my work shot for shot and just add their own voice and not get a copy claim? I ask because I see this all the time and gets so bad can’t tell who original creator is then one of the NOT original creators tries to put a strike out on someone etc. Still learning a lot about RUclips so figure I’d ask. ❤
I run a movie channel where I use movie clips, and I didn't have any issues with copyright claims before. But this year, I've been getting claims one after another, even on videos that are two years old, and it's hurting my revenue. Can I dispute these claims and possibly win, or is it risky? I don't want to end up with a strike.
What about tarot/ divination card readers that use other peoples decks for messages and show the cards and read the booklet messages included ? There are many channels including mine- it is a whole niche of people doing this that make money off of it - Is that a copyright issue?
I’ve been using free music provided in my video editing app as background music, but they’ve been a few times that a copyright claim came up some time after I posted the video. The notice did say that the owner allows the music to be used. What does that mean? I’m not monetised yet, but the way
Oh, I've gotten claimed plenty of times. I honestly and truly do not care if I do, as long as it doesn't evolve into a strike. Yes, I used your content. Yes, I will do so in the future. I likely used it because it's relevant, funny, or it adds depth, commentary, or context to what I'm talking about or doing. I don't care that you're taking revenue for that content because IT'S YOUR CONTENT. Get paid, King. I'll get mine when it's my turn.
I got a copyright claim on an audio clip used from CapCut. The details say the owner allows the audio to be used on RUclips. Should i remove this music from the video or is it okay to stay?
What a coincidence. I just sent someone a claim. Was taken off very quickly. This creator recycled other people's videos and was smart enough to tag them. Lazy and stupid. Insult to people who do work hard to create content. Great video. vidIQ is the best to grow your channel
Well im making shorts only, so 2-5secs of music in my shorts is enough for me 😂 but in overall im not using music almost, but in future who knows 😂 thanks for this video! 🎉
I got a copyright on my black ops 1 videos because of little music snips, but it says its allowed. Its pretty famous music, so when is it not allowed? Has it something to do with it being a game?
Got a few claims one that I ignore cause I don't care if I get paid Ones I fought because the content was public domain and won Ones I fought back because I owned the content and after proving my legal ownership won
I just got a strike the other day over the viral Hawk Tuah video. The original channel that posted it is trying to come after anyone it can over it. They want as much money in there pocket as possible and don't want any attention taken away from there video, I should have done more commentary on top of it.
I think there is fake copyright claims because one of my videos has this owner name that ends with _CS. I found on reedit that stands for Copyright Spam. Should I be concerned about this, and what can I do?
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@@McMakersStation That is the truth. Looking like the best solution is, as usual, to keep plugging. I always get a few subs after releasing a new video. Cheers.
1:46 - This knock knock at 4am alone at home, almost killed me. i was using headphones
me too i thought i was robed
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@@v-ciada I literally just looked around and got the chills until I reminded 3x to make sure.
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Very helpful video. Cleared a lot up. I do use popular music from time to time and get "copyright ID claim" but no strikes on the music use. I did get a strike for using some video of a jungle scene that I put green screen characters across, and the owner hit me hard with a brutal copyright strike. We talked it through as it was transformative, and they removed the strike. I wish YT would arbitrate fair use claims before hitting a channel with a copyright strike. After all, YT does ENCOURAGE remixing and taking clips of other videos.
I've only gotten 1 copy right claim. it was on a random video that i put 0 effort in and it was claimed by some russian guy because of the Minecraft lightning sound effect. It helped me make the right decision to take down the video a few minutes after it was posted.
RUclips gives you strikes with FALSE content claims
Yea that right there is scary
I have used stock videos from Canva, and now youtube belives that I have the copyright and ask me twice a week if I want to cancel videos from other people using that clip. The system is broken.
Have you told Canva or RUclips about that? I mean it does seem like at least it is not in the wrong hand but definitely something has to be done about that there
My reaction channel gets flagged so much even tho it’s free use
This is a topic that frustrates me terribly on youtube as a UX specialist. I post videos in which I use music from paid stock, free of copyright by default. And every single one of my videos is flagged by youtube as containing copyright infringing content. All I can do is open a dispute, and show the licence number. So, as a UX specialist, I would recommend that RUclips somehow simplify this interface. For example, it makes sense to remember that I have the right to use the track and not ask for the licence a week later in another video. And I'd also really like it to be possible to open a dispute for all tracks in a video at once, rather than having to fill out the damn form seven times over and over again.
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Thank you so much VidIQ! Personally I just use NCS for my music videos. I'm at 470 subs rn.
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@@abg-msfgywhat’s wrong with his animation?
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Omg finally a video that talks about copyright in a way i understand with concrete details and explanations. In my case, my RUclips channel is kpop related but I'm doing things a little differently focusing not on idol images or clips because there are many other there doing this already. Im focusing on fun peaceful happy kpop games and i struggled with knowing whether or not I could use images to make those games. Now im quite confident my work falls under fair use! Thanks a ton vid iq! You guys are life savers!
Copyright system!? 😕
I get Copyright Claims all the forking Time, I've started muting my old bad Video's because I heard if I get 50 claims on 50 videos then I'll get a strike
1:46 wtf dude 💀
@@Epsilon2042 Knock Knock =)
I literally checked my door
Just surpassed 30 subs! Thank you guys! Next goal: 50!
I won't lie, the idea of getting a copyright claim is still scary, especially from indie games who are super protective of their music. At this point I am just wanting to post again, get past the fear and hope for the best.
Yes, sometimes I get a copyright infringement claim for using a movie trailer but I have permission with the movie company or PR person to use the material and they put me on a whitelist so therefore I usually receive no more copyrighted claims. If I do receive a claim I email it to the person in charge and since we already built a relationship they release the claim. Remember this, the movie trailer can not stand on it's own you have to have a voice over or announcement before the trailer or movie clip.
I try and cover background, copyrighted music, with none copyrighted music but put that together with my voice trying to do a review, you have a bit of a messy video but so far it works.
I film car shows, which often have unintentional music that gets picked up by the microphone. When I hear music I have to film five to eight second clips with a five second break in between filming each clip to avoid copyright claims. It takes much longer to film and edit this way. I know I can fight it since it's unintentional music as a result of covering a newsworthy event and have done so successfully on one video, but it takes awhile to hear back. I try to get my videos up within 24 hours of filming, so a long wait doesn't work for me. RUclips really should have a setting for those of us covering live newsworthy events with music playing not added by us to be able to avoid these claims. I can't believe that with all the technology for checking these videos it can't tell the difference between music added in editing and music picked up by a mic.
My copyright claim stories... FUNNY...
1. Get a copyright claim from the music publisher. BUT... it's MY song I wrote and recorded. Strike removed. At least I know that MY publisher was looking after me.
2. Download a RUclips song that is copyright free - or at least free to use. Immediately get a copyright claim. I remove song and write to YT that I will NEVER use their songs again if they can't honor what they provide.
Bottom line. Don't trust music downloaded. If you use something like Motion Array, etc. be sure to download the use certificate and copy that information into the description.
I'm using Lick'd and they remove the claims but they come back on from another company, especially remixes. It's a never ending battle with copyright companies. I'm uploading videos before the channel goes live so all the claims can be battled before the videos go live. Seeing a claim on a video antagonizes my OCD lol
Thanks for the knock on wood sound effect. I literally got up as I thought someone knocked on the door. I had to go back and realized it was in the video 😝
I don't mind giving the ads revenue to the legitimate copyright holders, but I am frustrated with all these fraudulent claims from some random people puuting a bunch of music together and claim everything they cone across.
I would add ‘and C - just because an ad runs on a video doesn’t mean that content creator necessarily condones the product being sold. They may in fact be completely against the product and the reason the ad is being run on their channel is that they have spoken out against the product in one or more of their videos. It is importantly to be aware that as content creators once you agree to monetization you are given 0 choice about the nature of the ads that are put on it by RUclips.’
Help us explain, youtube rules! It will take days in university to understand completely😏 0:41
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I just got claimed for a reaction video of a stand-up comedian. I didn't use any video; I separated the video from the audio and showed it like a podcast. I also altered the speed of the audio so the Content ID Match wouldn't recognize it. I did commentary before and after each clip; only 4 of 7 clips got claimed. I did this as an experiment; now I'm more confused than ever!
A blue microphone on a blue tshirt is definitely not fair use
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I've got copyright claims on a few videos on my Beat channel because I had used samples that might've been used by another producer / musician. However, I managed to clear all of them. I proved that where the samples were from and provided the link to them. I have never had a strike as I rely on stock footage or free to use clips and images.
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On this channel, I post clips of old VHS TV recordings, sometimes I will get content claims for music and other bits in the video, but I have never had a copyright strike.
I make drone related content, and like to toss "royalty free" music over flight footage even though I'm not monetized. I use Motion Array as my one stop shop for graphics, templates, as well as music and recently got a copyright claim from music I used from there. It was an ordeal appealing this but managed to get this resolved in the end after quite a bit of back and forth. I was mainly mad that music that was supposed to be "royalty free" caused such a big headache.
Hi, I have a small youtube channel that analyses classical music with notations in the score. Sometimes I receive copyright claims saying that I am allowed to use the audio but as the channel is not monetized yet (almost there), I don't know if the earnings will go to the owner of the audio or to me as it is an analysis pedagogic video.
If I receive a copyright claim, should I argue that even though the algorithm detected that audio as someone else's (usually a record label) it shouldn't have a claim because it is an analysis? So I can get some money for my work in the future. Thank you!
Yes. I have gotten copyright claims from very faint music playing in the background behind a bunch of noise. But it still happens. Have to be real careful when I'm recording that there's no radios turned on anywhere. Haven't tried the new copyright removal filter I saw you demonstrate the other week. Noticed the Eagles are especially bad about throwing copyright infringements out.
Thanks. BOS Recreational Mining
What about audiobooks that appears on RUclips are they not monetized? They are basically reading the whole book using AI voice. Is that considered adding value since the book is a different media than a video.
Also, I have seen many anime/manhwa/manhua comics that use AI voices that read the speech bubbles but add descriptions to non speech panels. They use 3 secs clips of a specific panels that change throughout the whole chapter. Are they going to have claims?
Having a channel that’s movie related, if my content gets flagged, it always starts as a “copyright claim”, which can range from “no impact” to “blocked everywhere”. My rule of thumb is that it doesn’t hurt to file a dispute, but if that gets rejected, I don’t appeal the claim, because there’s the risk of a strike. Not always, but it’s a possibility. So in these cases, I just make that video exclusive on my Patreon. One last thing - if you do get a strike, RUclips allows it to be removed in 90 days if you complete a few questions called “Copyright School” or something like that.
Yes we get copyright claims on most of our videos, sometimes a dozen or more on a 30 mins video. We live in a major tourist destination and record beach parties, carnivals and nightlife mainly, and people love to watch it. We don't add any copyrighted material to our videos, whatever is recorded and published is whatever is happening. You know, it's reality. DJs play music but we have no control over that. Yet it is impossible to publish a video in any meaningful way without the background audio because the paeople who are partying are reacting, dancing, singing etc. If it was possible to replace the original audio we would love to but we need to replace it in a way that has beats, breaks etc in exactly the right places. Is that even possible to do? With three of us recording on an event there is probably six hours recording and then maybe 10-12 hours editing to make one video. We should not be expected to do all that work for nothing, How to solve this?
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7:15 Just a note for folks, when Jen talks about aggressive copyright enforcement due to a song playing in public for a few seconds, it's important to note that industry strongarm tactics and weaponization of platform policies and the legal system are NOT the same is being a violation of the law. What she is describing is actually legal and protected in the DMCA under a concept of "Ephemeral Use" and would be a loser for the party issuing the claim if it went to court.
There's also copyright claim "blocked in some countries"
As someone who makes animeedits and amvs this is so important
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My issue is when we used old beats or songs & then they can dispute it. It not fair at all years later we copyright it. The same thing with events it's not like we can't tell the event holders to turn the music off.
I recently mentioned a film and showed a few clips from the trailer with muted audio while narrating some educational and personal development commentary on top of it. 5 films were highlighted in total. One studio chose to place a copyright claim on my video. That doesn’t sit well with me. Needless to say, I will never mention an A24 film ever again to help market it. A word of advice to some of these companies…Don’t get in the way of your own potential for success! Content creators are your friends; not your enemies. I trimmed out the film to their own detriment and not mine because I was still able to get my point across with the other films. Bottom line: Don’t be bullied around by these companies. And to those unscrupulous companies that try; karma always wins in the end! 😉
Dealing with 2 strikes claimed by a news network for using their footage - 30 seconds of a 3 hour livestream- taken down & they struck the clip too
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Fair use, in a way I used to utilize it with movie reviews, was showing copyrighted material, such as a movie clip, but because I was reviewing/critiquing it, I was protected under fair use.
I also get copyright claimed for every one of my videos, but because I use Envato Elements I simply dispute it with the License information provided with the download. The claim is usually released within a day.
Not that god forsaken knocking sound FX lol, SOB!!!!!! That damn one always gets me
How did you get an end screen popup a minute before the end?
I do believe that if you have a copyright claim on a video, youtube will push it more. Like I have had objectively worse videos get thousands of impressions with a copyright claim but a better video without a claim get only a few hundred impressions.
Rookie question, does the claim apply to ONLY that portion of the videos monetization? Or the entire thing?
I'm even more confused now. I wish there were more examples of how to add a 2 to 5 second clip. For example, a lot of videos insert the spongebob.. "a few hours later" snippet when cutting video. Is this acceptable? If I go from one scene to another (studio to outside) in my video, can I play the old style batman TV show spinning logo in between? That's literally maybe 3 seconds and in the show was the transition. What about just the sound and not the video of these items?
I've wondered about that "a few hours later" thing too. I didn't know it was from SpongeBob but have certainly seen it a lot. I only have 40 subs (and growing!) so I'm still learning all this. Have a good day!
1:46 at 1 58 am using headphones thought someone knocked on my wall, my heart jumped because there is no reason for someone to be in my brother's old room.
I've had a few videos where I got a Copyright claim for what personally I think is fair use. Simply music playing from my car either while driving or even at camp while I am cleaning up the campsite before I set up. It is generally not loud but can be faintly heard in the background. This is music I was listening to through Spotify or a CD, both of which I have paid for and is simply in my opinion background noise in these videos. Even another where I was at a 4wd show and one of the stands had music playing that was picked up on camera and I got a Copyright Claim for it, that is not a situation where I had the ability to turn the music down or off. Otherwise when using music deliberately in my videos, all the tracks come from the RUclips Audio Library.
Also I found this video a little strange, You both talk about music being used but the lawyer talks mostly about videos, I feel they would have different regulations.
Fair Use means that the content you are using has been changed, altered, etc. in a way that is transformative, new, or original. It can also be used for educational purposes. That's my reply to the comment farming you asked for in 3:40
Hello, We are a fairground that holds several rodeos each year. During those rodeos, the announcer plays background music. We want to stream those rodeos through RUclips on our webpage. We were told that if RUclips can detect music in the background, they could shut us down. We do pay a small fee each year to a couple of music licensee companies that is supposed to cover us for playing music on our facilities. We don't know exactly how it works, as we have never been challenged. If its just background music will RUclips shut us down? If so, what do we need to do to make sure we are good to go?
Bro the knock knock gave me hart attack
Thanks for sharing this important information with us❤👍
Thank you VidIQ for being helpful to us smaller channels. I'm at 63 subscribers. You are a awesome channel.
I got a false copyright claim this week and it has really bummed me out. It was unfair and i still don't get why they targeted me even though several RUclipsrs out there have made videos about solving past papers.
I had a false claim that was put on a video I recorded on the PlayStation5 in a online lobby in Gran Turismo 7. Was at the track Watkins Glen and after I had uploaded it, there was a claim that I had about a minute of the 2024 Sahlen's Six Hours at the Glen in the video. The whole video was from the game GT7, I disputed and the claim was released.
I'm not monetized but there are ad's on my videos. I have a few "claims" - mostly from music in a public place - but no strikes. Thanks for this helpful video.
Building a successful RUclips channel can be challenging, especially when you're just starting out. However, with consistent development, continuous improvement, and a bit of patience, we can look forward to seeing real growth over time - possibly within 1-2 years. Good luck to all New RUclipsrs. Thank you for your video ✌️👌
Pro tip: in Yt studio, there’s a feature that allows you to replace copyrighted music so then you can monetize it! Very helpful incase you forgot to check.
If you're reading this, your youtube channel will grow, you've got this, don't give up, and have a nice day ❤
Thank you for this, but how much of your ad revenue for a 20 min video will go to the owner of a small clip or piece of music that is in it?
Also, what if you use the "free" music from some of these music websites that say all you have to do is give them credit for it by putting a link in your description? RUclips has flagged my videos as copyright but notes that it is fine because the creator has given permission. Will they get the ad revenue or will I get it?
It's neat that YT thinks RAIN SOUNDS all belong to one creator who copyright claims anyone who dares to use rain sounds of their own.
I've been in dispute for almost a MONTH over a FALSE CLAIM that I used someone else's rain sounds when I 100% did NOT and I can prove it.
Ridiculous that YT just believes them automatically and I have to fight to publish my own work.
I've had CR claims, but only disagreed about one. Upon review, RUclips determined that the claim was not substantiated, so it was removed.
I wasn't even sure what Fair Use meant before watching!
Serious question if I may. I’m currently in the works of making Mount Guides for some games and from my understanding someone can literally steal my work shot for shot and just add their own voice and not get a copy claim? I ask because I see this all the time and gets so bad can’t tell who original creator is then one of the NOT original creators tries to put a strike out on someone etc. Still learning a lot about RUclips so figure I’d ask. ❤
Consistency is the key to success.
I run a movie channel where I use movie clips, and I didn't have any issues with copyright claims before. But this year, I've been getting claims one after another, even on videos that are two years old, and it's hurting my revenue. Can I dispute these claims and possibly win, or is it risky? I don't want to end up with a strike.
What about tarot/ divination card readers that use other peoples decks for messages and show the cards and read the booklet messages included ? There are many channels including mine- it is a whole niche of people doing this that make money off of it - Is that a copyright issue?
Brother we can use vidiq for growing RUclips shorts?
I have had one video which said one 20 second section was copyrighted. However, it did not take down the video and didn't affect my channel at all
Some of my videos are Partially blocked, right now I'm sorting them out
Uploaded, got a copyright claim ran all the way to vidIQ thanks vidIQ ❤
🌺I have gotten short policy. Is that bad too? Thank you for the copyright info.
What happens when you sing your vocals on karaoke tracks, mix it and upload......are you eligible for monetization?
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I’ve been using free music provided in my video editing app as background music, but they’ve been a few times that a copyright claim came up some time after I posted the video. The notice did say that the owner allows the music to be used. What does that mean? I’m not monetised yet, but the way
Thank you somuch VidIQ, your teachings really help a lot, im from 98 - 115 subs in less than a month 🙏
Oh, I've gotten claimed plenty of times. I honestly and truly do not care if I do, as long as it doesn't evolve into a strike.
Yes, I used your content. Yes, I will do so in the future. I likely used it because it's relevant, funny, or it adds depth, commentary, or context to what I'm talking about or doing. I don't care that you're taking revenue for that content because IT'S YOUR CONTENT. Get paid, King. I'll get mine when it's my turn.
I got a copyright claim on an audio clip used from CapCut. The details say the owner allows the audio to be used on RUclips. Should i remove this music from the video or is it okay to stay?
Aah same dear! I also used from capcut if u got the answer do lemmme know also! 🙌🏼🤍
What a coincidence. I just sent someone a claim. Was taken off very quickly. This creator recycled other people's videos and was smart enough to tag them. Lazy and stupid. Insult to people who do work hard to create content. Great video. vidIQ is the best to grow your channel
Well im making shorts only, so 2-5secs of music in my shorts is enough for me 😂 but in overall im not using music almost, but in future who knows 😂 thanks for this video! 🎉
Thanks for the info! And.... what about a whole book reading that's not in public domain yet? Add critique?
I got a copyright on my black ops 1 videos because of little music snips, but it says its allowed. Its pretty famous music, so when is it not allowed? Has it something to do with it being a game?
Got a few claims one that I ignore cause I don't care if I get paid
Ones I fought because the content was public domain and won
Ones I fought back because I owned the content and after proving my legal ownership won
I just got a strike the other day over the viral Hawk Tuah video. The original channel that posted it is trying to come after anyone it can over it. They want as much money in there pocket as possible and don't want any attention taken away from there video, I should have done more commentary on top of it.
Dont care if i get banned it means that i did my time and people dont want help
Very Helpful ❤
I think there is fake copyright claims because one of my videos has this owner name that ends with _CS. I found on reedit that stands for Copyright Spam. Should I be concerned about this, and what can I do?
Thank you for all the tips.❤ Currently at 300+
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oh yes I have got about 5 claims in the past they are ok to sort strike on the other hand I have never had one thankfully
Best of luck to all new creators! Embrace your creativity, stay consistent, and enjoy the journey as you bring your unique ideas to life. The world is waiting for your talent!