How do ppl upload music videos?

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Seems like the easiest way to get millions of views, but obviously theres more to it. So how do these ppl get away with it?
 
:confused: im sure you can't be asking how to dload and re-uplaod a vid so yeah what are you talking about
 
He is asking how. Obivously uploading a music video puts you against the Youtube TOS as its copyright. Is there a away to get around it as thousands of people do it or do you just upload and hope for the best?
 
You can't. The onlу wау уou cаn upload copyrighted music iѕ to get permission from thе artist/music group or use Creative Commons music.
 
Actually you can :D

You can do like other people do and change the pitch or slow it down, But to be honest, It's annoying as hell.

Look at how many views this video got and it's a slowed down version.

Oh and look at the uploader's name.. FastMusicHQ xD
15,674,089 Views

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ti3CKuU3FRs
 
Actually you can :D

You can do like other people do and change the pitch or slow it down, But to be honest, It's annoying as hell.

Look at how many views this video got and it's a slowed down version.

Oh and look at the uploader's name.. FastMusicHQ xD
15,674,089 Views

The degree of annoyance vastly depends on which tools you use. ;)

All of this stuff can be automated fairly easily if you learn how to manipulate videos in batch with command-line tools. I won't spoon-feed anybody here b/c someone will likely neg-rep me for that (yes, it happened already lol), but definitely easy to gain knowledge on this topic with a simple query on big G. HTH.
 
As a dj/mashup artist on YT, I can confidently say, pitch bending and all that type of shit will NOT work to hide a song from detection.

99% of FULL songs owned by UMG or WMG will be blocked, and 99% of most other major labels will be monetized. A lot of independent labels, e.g. Stones Throw & Delicious Vinyl, will also block/make a claim on you!

As I never play full songs I can always claim "fair use" so labels have no choice but to throw an ad on there.

I've sampled seconds, speed way up or down, layers deep, and YT detection finds it all the time.
 
As a dj/mashup artist on YT, I can confidently say, pitch bending and all that type of shit will NOT work to hide a song from detection.

99% of FULL songs owned by UMG or WMG will be blocked, and 99% of most other major labels will be monetized. A lot of independent labels, e.g. Stones Throw & Delicious Vinyl, will also block/make a claim on you!

As I never play full songs I can always claim "fair use" so labels have no choice but to throw an ad on there.

I've sampled seconds, speed way up or down, layers deep, and YT detection finds it all the time.
As WarGamesDavid said, YouTube will find out easily. They compare the bitrate and stuff, and it is close to impossible to get a different graph than the original without messing the song totally up - which then is useless.
 
Heh. I just wasted about four hours with this and going back and forth with SoundTaxi and Camtasia.
 
yeah there is peeps that have adsense on videos that are obviously not theirs.
I have even seen music videos....
i have seen vids where YT has listed the recording artist as copyrighted and they still have adsense...

i dont get it
 
Must be another way around it. As mentioned thousands of people upload music vids daily which they do not own =/
 
This is a year and half old, and notice his account is closed.

Maybe they just watch me closer because I always dispute "fair use" if blocked, but the system never ceases to amaze me with what it catches!

I assure you, lowering the pitch 10% will NEVER hide it from detection on my channel.

I have 10 copyrighted songs on youtube on the same account, no pitch edits, cuts, etc.

Personally i think it's random, There's thousands of copyrighted songs on youtube.
 
This is a year and half old, and notice his account is closed.

Maybe they just watch me closer because I always dispute "fair use" if blocked, but the system never ceases to amaze me with what it catches!

I assure you, lowering the pitch 10% will NEVER hide it from detection on my channel.

You sure it's detecting the sound and not the visuals?

Have you tried uploading it with different visuals?
 
I have 10 copyrighted songs on youtube on the same account, no pitch edits, cuts, etc.

Personally i think it's random, There's thousands of copyrighted songs on youtube.

Not all copyrighted songs are blocked, it is not random, UMG and WMG and others will claim and block uploads that infringe on what they own, other companys will not.

As a mashup dj 99% of my channel is 3rd party claimed copyright, my point was that trying to hide the songs does not work, YT always detects them.
 
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