Youtube Copyright Strike..

seanyc5

seanyc5

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Hi all,

Making/made a quiz for mates while stuck indoors. I used about the 1st minute of this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvufFwdqMzg and dubbed me saying Quizzing when he says wrestling. It is literally 1m 1 sec. I uploaded it to Youtube and linked to the video in GoogleSlides.

It has just been removed due to copyright!!

The video was set to "Unlisted" rather than Public. How has the original got 4.5 Millions views and my clip been took down straight away?

Turning into a right hassle, the audio clips I put on Google Drive are all saying quota reach so had to make them all videos and put on Youtube as well (they all chopped up and distorted)

I have 5 film clips all uploaded as well, taken from clips already on youtube.

What did I do wrong??

Thanks,
Sean
 
Stoner81 said:
The words "let's get ready to rumble" are trademarked hence the strike.

Stoner81.
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That was my first thought, but how has the original video got 4.5m views? It is not uploaded by a company or anything, just a random account.

Also the video embedded in the slideshow appears to be working still. Even though if I go into Youtube Studio I can not play it haha
 
seanyc5 said:
That was my first thought, but how has the original video got 4.5m views? It is not uploaded by a company or anything, just a random account.

Also the video embedded in the slideshow appears to be working still. Even though if I go into Youtube Studio I can not play it haha
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Not a clue on that one.

LoadsaMoney said:

:D
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That's from a TV show which has probably paid the usage rights (at a guess).

Stoner81.
 
seanyc5 said:
The video was set to "Unlisted" rather than Public
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Unlisted means that it doesn't show up on your youtube page, but others can still view it if they have the link to the video and content ID holders probably have a way of viewing unlisted videos.

You should have also been told who made the claim and requested the strike becuse it is possible that you can claim fair use if your video falls into the relevent categories.

Also @Stoner81 I've seen other videos that use the "let's get ready to rumble" audio clip in their videos and haven't had them struck down.
 
Yeah seems very odd. I have deleted the email but do not remember it stating who made the claim, just that it was removed.

Hopefully, the slideshow can still play the video as I just tried it again and it still works haha, just not directly from YouTube Studio.
 
Just for completion Zoom ended up working perfectly sharing audio and screen. Then used my phone for video/audio as PC has no webcam.

Quiz went down a storm as well haha!

The copyrighted clip still working as well just not from youtube studio for some reason.
 
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