md5 changer for youtube videos
md5 doesnt do shit
Thanks a lot...
its a myth like people here always like to post... same like you only need to FLIP the video and then you dont get a content id match.... it may worked like 3 years ago... now you cant even crop most of the good videos and you will get a copyright match...
epilot
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Can you please explain it if possible buddy?Thanks
what is possible !? repeat your question Buddy
epilot
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i couldn't understated this part:
ow you cant even crop most of the good videos and you will get a copyright match
So, is it possible to change a video a bit and then reupload it yet? what if it doesn't have any copyright?
no not really... all the old methods are dead.... Youtube really cracked down.... so if you try to upload anything that isnt your 100 % own content you want make moeny from it... game over... time to move on
epilot
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why are you thinking so?I see people try to change the videos which are in the sale page of vendors (I am talking about those videos already uploaded to YT by the vendor himself or even by others) and making money! So are you talking about anther methods....?
epilot
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Really? So wjat about adding something like a pic or water mark to a video please?
90% of the people who post in this thread have no idea what MD5 is.
MD5 is a unique identifier to a file (the video in this case). Therefore, Youtube DO scan for MD5 on new uploads. Changing the MD5 is easy, just open i.e. Windows Movie Maker and change the length just a few seconds of the video. This will change the MD5 since it's not identified as the same video, simply because it isn't the same video anymore.
So Yes, youtube scans for MD5
MD5 is a unique identifier to a file (the video in this case). Therefore, Youtube DO scan for MD5 on new uploads. Changing the MD5 is easy, just open i.e. Windows Movie Maker and change the length just a few seconds of the video. This will change the MD5 since it's not identified as the same video, simply because it isn't the same video anymore.
So Yes, youtube scans for MD5
To make it the video unique do it this way, remove 1-3 seconds at the start and the end of the original video then add an intro and ending clip with a minimum of 5 seconds duration. Also edit the filename of the video before uploading, all of this will make the md5 change and make the video fully undetectable. You can use some tools out there to help you out mass edit those videos but I would recommend you to use Mass video blaster.
Youtube uses alot of ways to detect duplicates, md5 is not the only way.
Youtube uses alot of ways to detect duplicates, md5 is not the only way.
it wasn;t about how it works it was about that IT dont work anymore ! you dont get anything affect on Youtube with that method... whats so hard to understand
if you want try to runs ads on it.. this will work
DanTe_0101
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Yes changing the md5 works*
*Only for videos which are not, trailers, tv commercials, Official Songs etc(you get the idea)
For all other videos it works, so if you are thinking about ripping a PPD/Aff/etc video and uploading it, it WILL work...
*Only for videos which are not, trailers, tv commercials, Official Songs etc(you get the idea)
For all other videos it works, so if you are thinking about ripping a PPD/Aff/etc video and uploading it, it WILL work...