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Zac Miley wrote:just use weird ass music, those artists never care if you use their songs.
like ratatat? :D
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Funny, I uploaded this video made by Mads Hole to my youtube account years ago, and i've never had any trouble, I wonder if it has anything to do with the 200k views lol.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ_uZiueQKg
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calemccoy wrote:
Zac Miley wrote:just use weird ass music, those artists never care if you use their songs.
like ratatat? :D
That's what Cody picks usually.
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Zeb, do you remember what you wrote exactly? I'm disputing a video now. If I'm successful, I'll post what I wrote.

This is pretty bullshitty. Viva Vimeo!
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the reason for this is because people use sights such as flvto.com to enter the url of the youtube video with a certain audio and convert it to mp3, basically the same thing as getting a song off limewire. But in my humble oppinion, the days of cd's and what not are dead, quit crying and let us pirate your music tyvm :D :lol:
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C-Fan wrote: I'm disputing a video now. If I'm successful, I'll post what I wrote.
Well, that was fast. The first vid I ever put on YouTube had a Notorious BIG song in it, and hence YT removed the audio and accused me of copyright infringement. I clicked on the "dispute" button, and in the field where it asked why I was disputing, I clicked the "fair use" button. When asked to elaborate, I simply wrote: "This is clearly fair use." Less than 24 hours later I had the audio back in my video.

That was really easy, but it's still douche-y of them to do that in the first place. They also don't notify you when they do that, so if you've uploaded a video in the past using commercial music, I suggest you check on them to make sure YT didn't audio-neuter them.

I'm just glad I have my video back intact, since I put a lot of time into making the audio sync with the video.
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It sounds like an automated process.
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I had a good laugh at the end there. :D
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C-Fan wrote: Well, that was fast. The first vid I ever put on YouTube had a Notorious BIG song in it, and hence YT removed the audio and accused me of copyright infringement. I clicked on the "dispute" button, and in the field where it asked why I was disputing, I clicked the "fair use" button. When asked to elaborate, I simply wrote: "This is clearly fair use." Less than 24 hours later I had the audio back in my video.
I just tried the exact same thing yesterday and it worked. They disabled the music from my Christmas calendar video but it is back on now
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