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Suppose that, once I have the output file, I upload the content to TikTok (or Instagram) and, instead of using the original sound of the video, which has been sped up or slowed down due to the changes made by the script, I use one of the sounds from the libraries of the respective social networks. Could this result in TikTok or Instagram noticing something strange? Basically, do you advise me to upload the new video to the different platforms, using the original sound, or to choose a sound from those offered by the two platforms? In your opinion, is it indifferent or does it change anything? I don't know if I have posed the question correctly. I hope to receive your advice soon. Thank you for your availability.
You can keep the sound or add music from TikTok/Instagram.
 
You can keep the sound or add music from TikTok/Instagram.
OK. In your opinion, is it better to upload videos to TikTok and Instagram from my PC or from my smartphone? In case I opt for the second option, which service could I use to pass the file from my computer to my mobile phone? Someone had recommended me Snapdrop or Telegram, which should not compromise the quality of the content. Do you have any other alternatives to recommend?
 
You can keep the sound or add music from TikTok/Instagram.
OK. If I decide to use a different audio or the same as the original video, downloaded from the TikTok or Instagram library, but the video has been sped up or slowed down along with the sound, is there a risk that one or both platforms may recognise the content as duplicate, even though it has been edited? I ask this question because I have noticed that when the speed of a clip is changed, the video and sound do not stay in sync. This becomes especially noticeable in videos where the subject is playing back a song. The discrepancy between the audio and the action becomes more apparent when speeding up or slowing down the clip. This asynchrony is visible and audible, creating an unprofessional effect in the final video.
 
OK. In your opinion, is it better to upload videos to TikTok and Instagram from my PC or from my smartphone? In case I opt for the second option, which service could I use to pass the file from my computer to my mobile phone? Someone had recommended me Snapdrop or Telegram, which should not compromise the quality of the content. Do you have any other alternatives to recommend?
For TikTok I would upload from phone. Instagram doesn't matter whether it's from pc or phone.
OK. If I decide to use a different audio or the same as the original video, downloaded from the TikTok or Instagram library, but the video has been sped up or slowed down along with the sound, is there a risk that one or both platforms may recognise the content as duplicate, even though it has been edited? I ask this question because I have noticed that when the speed of a clip is changed, the video and sound do not stay in sync. This becomes especially noticeable in videos where the subject is playing back a song. The discrepancy between the audio and the action becomes more apparent when speeding up or slowing down the clip. This asynchrony is visible and audible, creating an unprofessional effect in the final video.
I wouldn't worry about it too much just don't choose lip synching videos.
 
Does the repurposing script still works and is it monetizable with CPB?
 
You're wrong, don't sell people hope. There are no gold mines to dig. Everything is dead.
 
I'd love for a 'gold nugget' thread - I miss a lot of good threads due to timezone
You're junior sscaz, I think you should dig for gold mines in BHW from time to time.
 
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Is this still worth it today in 2025? or TikTok and Insta have upgraded themselves to prevent such things.
 
Is this still worth it today in 2025? or TikTok and Insta have upgraded themselves to prevent such things.
It doesn't work on Instagram. I didn't test on TikTok, but you could give it a try and let me know.
 
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