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Using it in that capacity would be fine, see it done all the time. I'd use a caption link for the best effect, rather than just in the info.

Even if you make it by a copyright claim or choose a song from a label that doesn't care, you won't be able to monetize it. I make mashups and mixes on YT and they often detect songs buried 3 layers deep and at a different bpm!

Nothing. You would have zero chance of winning.

OpenCV is free and could do it.

Since you had no legal right to upload it in the first place, no, you would not get to keep any earnings. It goes to the claimer in the sense that they now can monetize it in their deal with YT for letting the material stay online.

That is normal since you just started on the 12th. I encountered the same thing when I first started, but everything eventually worked out fine.

Finalized earnings from YouTube are only added to AdSense once a month. YouTube analytics only shows estimated earnings which are gross. Your finalized earnings will be lower.

I certainly used similar systems in the past, if it worked proper, I'd be down.