bypassing copyright?
- Thread starter conglica
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socialmediapro
BANNED
- Apr 27, 2013
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Well You are right I have been following some channels and they do get away but its not the best method as they can get a strike anytime.
Also most of the time they dont monetize the video. I would suggest you to try this and see if if works for you.
After you create the video do not upload it on main channel instead use a dummy channel and upload content over it and let it sit for a while if you dont get any issues, Delete it and then upload on main channel
Also most of the time they dont monetize the video. I would suggest you to try this and see if if works for you.
After you create the video do not upload it on main channel instead use a dummy channel and upload content over it and let it sit for a while if you dont get any issues, Delete it and then upload on main channel
NONGL
Newbie
- Jun 29, 2017
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Livestreams don't seem to have the same content id system as uploading a video normally does. Right now it's a free for all of people trying to suck up the ad revenue. If you try to upload that type of stuff as a normal video it'll always get blocked, but livestreaming it seems to be working for a lot of people right now. Easy way to get banned, but if you skate long enough you might get a good single payout from adsense. I don't think it's worth getting banned on there, though.
morenox207
Junior Member
- Feb 24, 2014
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Maybe speeding up/ Slowing down music so they can't detect It's copyrighted material
Anyway you're better off playing it safe and using royalty free content
Anyway you're better off playing it safe and using royalty free content
- Sep 10, 2010
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They can be banned anytime. My game videos have been banned previously for even background sound tracks which is aweful. If you are looking to do legit youtube channels, make sure you own copyright for everything.
