| Unwanted Overlay AdSense Ads | WentMissing | 6/9/12 10:42 AM | I have 45 uploaded videos at YouTube with no ads on them because that's the way I like it. I don't care what other people do but I like my videos to be ad-free. I don't have an AdSense account, either, and don't want one. So, why are AdSense overlay |
| Re: Unwanted Overlay AdSense Ads | CaptRobLee | 6/9/12 10:53 AM | I looked at your channel and I see 45 videos. If you share the 46th video that has Ads appearing, I will look at it. Do you have a Content ID match message on your Video Manager page? |
| Re: Unwanted Overlay AdSense Ads | WentMissing | 6/9/12 4:56 PM | You see 45 videos because I deleted the 46th video, as I stated above. Yes, it had a third-party match beside it on the Video Manager, unlike the first 45 videos. I tried uploading the 46th video again and there were the Obama overlay ads on the vide |
| Re: Unwanted Overlay AdSense Ads | anmoose | 6/9/12 5:44 PM | It's hardly a malicious activity. The video had a Content ID match against it; e.g. you used someone's copyrighted property without their permission or license, and instead of ordering it removed, they placed an ad on it to recoup some of the revenue |
| Re: Unwanted Overlay AdSense Ads | WentMissing | 6/9/12 8:19 PM | No, this video did not have a Content ID match "against it". It had a "Matched Third Party something or other" note beside it. I personally made all 46 videos myself and the music credits at the end of each video are pre-arranged with the musicians. |
| Re: Unwanted Overlay AdSense Ads | anmoose | 6/10/12 11:57 AM | "Matched Third Party something or other" IS a Content ID match, and that third party, in all cases, has the legal right to order advertising on the video they've claimed, at any time they choose. They also have the right to order that video removed. |