Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to.

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Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. jayc242 7/4/12 2:13 AM Hi all. I've recently requested that some of my videos be monetised and I received notification from Youtube/Google that suggest that I might not be the owner of the content of 3 of my submissions. In the case of one, I own complete rights on the upl
Re: Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. wickedtonguemusic 7/4/12 2:56 AM Same here - totally original songs, registered with PRS, ISRC etc etc etc; totally self-filmed video content featuring band members etc etc etc, but any discussion the thread gets closed and I get directed to a useless "help page" which answers none
Re: Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. jayc242 7/4/12 3:12 AM I can sort of understand why they make it harder to contact them with the volume of users but to make it nigh on impossible to contact 'them' (totally impossible at moment!) it does their public image no good. My current videos are not quite up to th
Re: Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. jayc242 7/4/12 3:17 AM "...we'd all die before help arrived" I get the impression that this might be on their minds in some cases :D
Re: Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. inbredfreak 7/4/12 8:15 AM getting very frustrated at the lack of support Youtube offers on this subject.. links to generic info that I already understand from emails that do not identify the exact issue that is at fault.. I have third party game and audio in my videos.. i hav
Re: Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. CaptRobLee 7/4/12 8:35 AM Receiving the first email stating revenue sharing has been denied isn't a bad thing. It means YouTube has a question about you having all the necessary commercial use rights to the content of your video. The email contains a special link, it's locate
Re: Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. kwitaker 7/4/12 8:51 AM Except in 90% of cases the cases don't get reviewed, people have been waiting months
Re: Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. inbredfreak 7/5/12 4:06 PM Done that on 7 videos.. not one helpful reply.. just get denied again.. That said I finally worked out what was getting me denied.. (i think) I uploaded a new video without an in video graphic overlay of my brand logo.. got accepted immediately.. So
Re: Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. inbredfreak 7/5/12 4:39 PM Just had another video accepted.. so my issue definitely looks like it was denied minimisation on the basis I had in video graphic overlays of my logo.. :-(
Re: Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. jayc242 7/5/12 5:31 PM Hmm I wonder.. I know in the case of the video in question in this thread, a logo is used but it aint mine. I have been communicating with the owners of the software I used to generate the simulation and they were very clear on the subject - They are
Re: Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. jayc242 7/5/12 5:40 PM Denied minimisation? :D I think they keyword here is Commercial Gain. Could it be something to do with you *broadcasting* Minecraft footage with YOUR logo?
Re: Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. David Lundin 7/6/12 1:46 AM Den fredagen den 6:e juli 2012 kl. 02:31:28 UTC+2 skrev jayc242:
Re: Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. jayc242 7/6/12 3:25 AM <This message has been deleted.>
Re: Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. jayc242 7/6/12 3:27 AM More message actions 11:25 AM (less than a minute ago) "Monetisation is commercial use" With the advent of Googles/Youtubes latest drive to offer existing non-partners the ability to Monetise their uploaded content, one must first decide whether it i
Re: Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. inbredfreak 7/7/12 7:51 AM SInce removing "My Logo" and "My Domain Name" from my videos as graphic overlays I have not been denied monetisation. I have a feeling Youtube are just blindly checking for static graphics/text embedded in the video footage during upload and simply d
Re: Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. CaptRobLee 7/7/12 8:02 AM If you are uploading game play videos, for example Minecraft, then placing your logo and domain name on the video violates Minecraft's copyright. The reason is the logo and domain imply you own the content. This might be a reason they are being denie
Re: Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. David Lundin 7/7/12 8:26 AM Actually that's not really what the brand guidelines for Minecraft say. They're very clear that you cannot use their logos or names in any way, as to make what you do seem "official" somehow. They never mention putting your logos on there though, as
Re: Denial of Monetisation of video/content that I own complete rights to. David Lundin 7/7/12 8:27 AM Man, I phrased some parts weirdly there. I think I got the point across though :-)