How to change a YT vid so that it gets accepted?

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I stole a video from youtube, watermarked it and uploaded it.

I got the vid-url from YT... telling me: video currently being processed

After a short while:
The video was not accepted. "This video is not available" under the given url.

What to do so that YT does not recognize a vid?

Thanks for your help
cooooookies
 
rip it off another video sharing site like google video and upload it to YT
 
argh... darn. I am completely noob to YT and this was the problem:

I used ffmpeg to convert and had a mp2 audio stream. With mp3 no problems anymore.

Changing bitrate (audio, video) and size is hopefully enough. If not, I will additionally put Jesus as first frame, thanks for the advice :)
 
Let me know if it worked, Im having the same problem
 
ffmpeg -i bu53eRQkuS0.flv -ab 64 -ar 22050 -b 200k -s '640x480' -vhook '/usr/lib/vhook/watermark.so -m 1 -t 222222 watermark.png' -f avi -vcodec mpeg4 -r 29.97 -acodec libmp3lame somevidt2.avi

this worked for me

-r is seemingly not necessary or useful, didnt recheck that
 
rip it off another video sharing site like google video and upload it to YT


You mean first upload it to any other video sharing site then again upload it to yt?

what exactly yu mean?
 
the meaning was presumably:

yt might recognize its videos by something/whatever. If you reupload such a vid, yt will recognize the vid as borrowed.

if you download from other vids site, this problem should vanish.

but up to now, I did not really hear that yt marks internally its videos, or am I wrong? I at least just assumed it since watermarking in a almost invisible way should be very easy.
 
So by changing it's bitrate you were able to get past it's censorship?
 
Once again, I only told you about my assumptions and have no real experience.

But definitely with a different audio encoding it worked for me. This can mean that YT does not accept mp2 encoding (or it was errorness with ffmpeg in some way), it can also mean, that YT checks and analyzes the audio and a different encoding just hid away that I simply stole the vid.

Experience will teach us. Or other forum members possibly?
 
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