YouTube takes copyright very seriously
If your film has copyright issues
At the very least, it will hurt your profit
In severe cases, your channel will be shut down
If you don't want to get into any copyright issues
Be sure to finish today's video
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I'm Greyson
I often get asked about YouTube copyright
It's about music
It's about the content of the movie
indeed
YouTube is very serious about protecting the rights of creators and they have a very strict review of copyright issues
They have a very strict review of copyright issues
If you want to be on YouTube for the long term
You need to understand YouTube's copyright policy
And know how to avoid copyright infringement
Today's video
I'll take you through
All copyright policies regarding YouTube
And answer a question that everyone cares about
If my channel has content that involves copyright issues
Can I still apply for profit
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First let's take a look at YouTube's explanation of copyright
Creators can only upload what they have created
Or a licensed film
And that means
You can't upload videos that aren't your own
Or the copyright belongs to someone else
You don't have the right to use it
This could be music
A snippet
Or films made by other people
But you don't have permission to use it
So how does YouTube view it
Whether the content has copyright issues
They are by Content ID
They'll have copyright matching tools
Go look at the Content ID of each movie
As soon as we find a copyright issue
I'm going to have two outcomes
Copyright Claim or Copyright Strike
The first is the Copyright Claim
You can keep these videos on YouTube
But the creators have the right to place advertisements in these films
And get all the advertising revenue
In this case
You will not be punished
The second is Copyright Strike
This situation is more serious
You will be asked to delete the video
If you receive three Copyright strikes in 90 days
Your channel will be shut down
Here's one more thing
Even if your channel is not profitable
There are no plans to join YouTube
Even if your channel has zero subscribers
Zero views
If your film has copyright issues
You still get a copyright warning or penalty
People care about it
He joined music inside the film whether to meet tort
If you use infringing music
So first YouTube notifies the originator
The original authors will probably let you keep using their music
But they keep all the advertising revenue they get
If they're kind,
It will give you a little profit
In the second case, the infringing concert is silenced
So when the audience is watching this movie
You can't hear this music
And the third one is
If the originator blocked several countries
You can't play his music
Then your music won't get played in those countries either
If you want to find good music out of copyright
You can check out my film
There are several recommended sites to find copyrighted music
So let's answer one of your favorite questions
If there are copyrighted films in the channel
Whether to continue to apply for profit
First let's take a look at YouTube's monetization criteria
As soon as you hear about YouTube's profitability criteria
One of the things to think about is getting 1,000 subscribers
And 4,000 hours of viewing time over the course of a year
But YouTube has other requirements
It requires creators to comply with community guidelines, terms of service, copyright, and Google Essence's program policies
The terms of service
copyright
And Google Adence's project policy
All of these YouTubers are manually moderated
So YouTube is very open to channels that want to work with them
The censorship is very strict
When they review
They'll look at the topics on your channel
Most Watched Movies
Latest film
Viewing time maximum proportion
And the raw data of the movie
This also includes the title thumbnail and the description column
So when it comes to whether or not copyright issues affect the application's profitability
The most important thing you need to pay attention to is
The most watched movie ever
And the maximum percentage of viewing time
According to my personal opinion
If you have ten movies in your channel
One of the films has copyright problems
And the film accounted for 60 percent of total viewing time
So when YouTube does a human review
It is very likely that the application will be rejected
The other way is if you have 100 movies in your channel
Five of the films are copyrighted
These films accounted for 10 percent of total viewing time
So when the reviewer is doing the audit
You might not care so much about your copyright
Once again
That's just my personal opinion
Does not represent what YouTube is saying
Then you might have an idea
I'm not going to make money off the film
YouTube can take all the advertising revenue from my movies
YouTube, though, can make more money
But YouTube has always supported original creators
This leads to another concept
Reuse content
Let's take a look first
YouTube explains how to reuse content
You re-upload or use someone else's existing content
If you have a channel that's mostly recycled content
Then you can't make money from YouTube
The reason why they put creators into profit schemes is that they get paid
They want to reward original creators
Let them produce more original content
Let's say the creator let me use his content
Will I still be eligible to apply for profits
YouTube explains it this way
Even if the creator gives you permission to use its content
You still have to create your own
A worthy film
So we can think of it this way
YouTube is very focused on originality
If you have very little original content in your channel
Then they are more likely to reject your application
So much for that
So let's conclude with this
If you have copyrighted content in your channel
Will not be able to profit by
The answer is possible
It depends on the proportion of the total content with copyright issues
Severity and manual determination by the reviewer
It doesn't mean
If you don't have any copyrighted content in your channel
You're bound to be able to make a profit
They also look at whether you're following community guidelines, terms of service, etc
And that's why a lot of people are saying, right
It took them more than a year to get through
Because the audit time will be very different in different situations
So let's talk about the worst-case scenario
You have copyrighted content on your channel
You apply for profit
But you were turned down
What should you do next
First YouTube will send you a rejection letter
Then you can reapply after 30 days
This letter will tell you what rules you have broken
Then look at YouTube's profit terms
And community norms
Check the thumbnail TAB of your movie title description bar
The final step is to remove all offending videos
But YouTube said it, too
They can't guarantee that you'll be able to make these adjustments
I'm sure I can make a profit
We know that from this video
YouTube is very focused on originality
Attaching great importance to copyright protection
I hope you can make your own movies
Are able to pay attention to these aspects
After all, if we want to survive on this platform for the long term
You have to obey its rules
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