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How does TikTok verify the uniqueness of creations?
The social network verifies videos in two stages:
1. Auto. Algorithms automatically eliminate videos that grossly violate the platform's rules. Manual. Moderators take part in the verification process and identify hidden violations in the video. Automatic algorithms check videos for uniqueness.
2. EXIF. This is video metadata, which includes information on the date the video was created, device information and other technical parameters. Hash amounts. A hash sum is a unique digital fingerprint composed of arbitrary characters of a fixed length. TikTok has built-in software to verify this data.
You can determine the video hash online using https://emn178.github.io/online-tools/sha256_checksum.html
When auditing, TikTok may come up with some unpleasant surprises: for example, in a completely unique video, even small fragments of music may infringe copyright. Only after you've modified all these parameters will you be able to achieve 100% uniqueness. It's important to understand: if you modify only the hash, the video will not become original.
First you need to upload the video. Any Telegram bot is suitable for this - for example, TT Save Bot https://t.me/ttsavebot
Simply running a video via a singleizer bot in Telegram only changes the metadata and adds noise that is barely perceptible by TikTok's algorithms, but doesn't affect the color palette. It is therefore preferable to first create an original deepfake using the Telegram bot Zucker Eye https://t.me/zuckereye_bot
We launch the bot and select video uniqueness: the bot produces several original copies of the creation at the same time. You can also use the service to add a watermark, text or frame. After unifying the metadata, we use an editing service: CapCut, an accessible application with clear tools, fits the bill. To create a motion effect, use the “Ripple Distortion” option with parameters: Sharpness - random, Blur - 40, Size - from 10 to 15 and Speed - 5
Instructions for using “Ripple Distortion” can be found in TikTok itself at https://www.tiktok.com/discover/ripple-distortion-effect-capcut?lang=en
Don't forget the color palette: we select it by using the “Retro Blue” effect and adding “Fireworks 1” or “Iridescent” particles.
We run the result in CapCut again via the Telegram bot “Zucker's Eye” https://t.me/zuckereye_bot
Now the video needs to be unique - add an additional overlay of a random abstract image. Upload the image, open CapCut again, click on the “New Project” button and upload the unique video, then going to the “Media” menu, add the uploaded abstract image and stretch it to cover the entire video length.
At the same time, in the transparency menu - “Opacity” - we move the image visibility slider to the minimum, so that the image of the final creation is barely visible. Once rendered and uploaded, the finished video is totally unique.
The video will become even more unique if you add audio. In the audio track, for example, we use so-called “white noise”, the sounds of which can be found and downloaded from the Internet. To add “white noise” to CapCut, click on the Media icon, add an audio file and, if necessary, trim it using the “Split” command to the desired size. And set the volume to minimum, so that the sound doesn't interrupt the main creation.
What's more, you can make your video unique by using superimposed text, also via CapCut. To do this, click on the “Text” menu icon, select the “Add title” or “Add body text” option and enter all the text you require.
Another way to make your video unique is to add images, rotate the content by a few degrees and flip it horizontally and vertically. All these effects are available in the CapCut service.
Source : Translated from a Russian article
The social network verifies videos in two stages:
1. Auto. Algorithms automatically eliminate videos that grossly violate the platform's rules. Manual. Moderators take part in the verification process and identify hidden violations in the video. Automatic algorithms check videos for uniqueness.
2. EXIF. This is video metadata, which includes information on the date the video was created, device information and other technical parameters. Hash amounts. A hash sum is a unique digital fingerprint composed of arbitrary characters of a fixed length. TikTok has built-in software to verify this data.
You can determine the video hash online using https://emn178.github.io/online-tools/sha256_checksum.html
When auditing, TikTok may come up with some unpleasant surprises: for example, in a completely unique video, even small fragments of music may infringe copyright. Only after you've modified all these parameters will you be able to achieve 100% uniqueness. It's important to understand: if you modify only the hash, the video will not become original.
First you need to upload the video. Any Telegram bot is suitable for this - for example, TT Save Bot https://t.me/ttsavebot
Simply running a video via a singleizer bot in Telegram only changes the metadata and adds noise that is barely perceptible by TikTok's algorithms, but doesn't affect the color palette. It is therefore preferable to first create an original deepfake using the Telegram bot Zucker Eye https://t.me/zuckereye_bot
We launch the bot and select video uniqueness: the bot produces several original copies of the creation at the same time. You can also use the service to add a watermark, text or frame. After unifying the metadata, we use an editing service: CapCut, an accessible application with clear tools, fits the bill. To create a motion effect, use the “Ripple Distortion” option with parameters: Sharpness - random, Blur - 40, Size - from 10 to 15 and Speed - 5
Instructions for using “Ripple Distortion” can be found in TikTok itself at https://www.tiktok.com/discover/ripple-distortion-effect-capcut?lang=en
Don't forget the color palette: we select it by using the “Retro Blue” effect and adding “Fireworks 1” or “Iridescent” particles.
We run the result in CapCut again via the Telegram bot “Zucker's Eye” https://t.me/zuckereye_bot
Now the video needs to be unique - add an additional overlay of a random abstract image. Upload the image, open CapCut again, click on the “New Project” button and upload the unique video, then going to the “Media” menu, add the uploaded abstract image and stretch it to cover the entire video length.
At the same time, in the transparency menu - “Opacity” - we move the image visibility slider to the minimum, so that the image of the final creation is barely visible. Once rendered and uploaded, the finished video is totally unique.
The video will become even more unique if you add audio. In the audio track, for example, we use so-called “white noise”, the sounds of which can be found and downloaded from the Internet. To add “white noise” to CapCut, click on the Media icon, add an audio file and, if necessary, trim it using the “Split” command to the desired size. And set the volume to minimum, so that the sound doesn't interrupt the main creation.
What's more, you can make your video unique by using superimposed text, also via CapCut. To do this, click on the “Text” menu icon, select the “Add title” or “Add body text” option and enter all the text you require.
Another way to make your video unique is to add images, rotate the content by a few degrees and flip it horizontally and vertically. All these effects are available in the CapCut service.
Source : Translated from a Russian article
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