anyone know how to get around content id?

[charles ingvar]

hello! Just wondering, do anyone know if there is a way to distort the audio to make content id not recognize it but seem normal to human ears?

 

[Priince1337]

You can always change the pitch or the speed of a song. This will make it harder for YouTube to automatically recognize it. You can do this with pretty much any editing tool.

 

[SkeetSkeet34]

hello! Just wondering, do anyone know if there is a way to distort the audio to make content id not recognize it but seem normal to human ears?

It's very simple. If you have a video that has content ID, simply follow these steps.

1. Google: "Mp4 to mp3 converter" - convert the audio of the video to mp3
2. Download Audacity and import the mp3 file of the video with content ID. Select the audio and go to effects -> Change pitch, change the pitch percentage to 10% ( should be enough)
3. Import your video with content ID into a video editing software. Mute the audio of your content ID video and slap the edited high pitch mp3 file over your content id video, then render.
4. you can now upload content ID video to YouTube without problems, eZpZ.

 

[Perflawf]

change the pitch percentage to 10% (

It doesn't work for all kind of audio, sometimes you have to increase it more than 10% and it just destroys the overall quality of the audio.

 

[charles ingvar]

It's very simple. If you have a video that has content ID, simply follow these steps.

1. Google: "Mp4 to mp3 converter" - convert the audio of the video to mp3
2. Download Audacity and import the mp3 file of the video with content ID. Select the audio and go to effects -> Change pitch, change the pitch percentage to 10% ( should be enough)
3. Import your video with content ID into a video editing software. Mute the audio of your content ID video and slap the edited high pitch mp3 file over your content id video, then render.
4. you can now upload content ID video to YouTube without problems, eZpZ.
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You can always change the pitch or the speed of a song. This will make it harder for YouTube to automatically recognize it. You can do this with pretty much any editing tool.

will try, thanks

 

[charles ingvar]

It doesn't work for all kind of audio, sometimes you have to increase it more than 10% and it just destroys the overall quality of the audio.

got any other solution?

 

[Perflawf]

got any other solution?

In addition to it, play with the reverb settings and save it when you have found what works for you.

 

[charles ingvar]

In addition to it, play with the reverb settings and save it when you have found what works for you.

will try that aswell, thanks

 

[charles ingvar]

update: tried all of the above. Still got taken down in all country's

 

[RankOn]

hello! Just wondering, do anyone know if there is a way to distort the audio to make content id not recognize it but seem normal to human ears?

You can do this by making a long recording of the sound that you want to distort and then play it back at a speed that is double or half the original recording.

 

[Donsanti92]

You can always change the pitch or the speed of a song. This will make it harder for YouTube to automatically recognize it. You can do this with pretty much any editing tool.

Can you share your method? because I always change the pitch & the speed on adobe audition but still no difference, superbam .inc always catch me!

 

[Priince1337]

Can you share your method? because I always change the pitch & the speed on adobe audition but still no difference, superbam .inc always catch me!

I don't do this really. Maybe something changed on YouTube. The algorithm probably still recognizes your song.

 

[mindeswx]

Just think about how shazam can find a song that's blasting in some club, while people are screaming nearby, google definitely has some good detection algorithms, from what I have seen you have to add A LOT of effects/distortion to go through.