When there is copyright music playing over speakers and echoing across the entire show area I have no choice other than to either A. remove 75% of the video from the video where music was audible B. add music which I have license for so the copyright music is not heard. During this show there were 200+ less cars and less people present than normal due to heat . Had they been present and making noise the copyright music playing over speakers would have been less discernible in the video clips and I would not need to add music. If UA-cam detects copyright music they can ask video to be taken down or for all sections of video containing detected music to be removed. Sometimes they allow some popular copyright music to remain but the entire revenue generated from the video will go to the copyright holder of the 10 seconds of music heard in an hour long video. Other times they will allow it to remain, but video/audio will be blocked in certain countries leading to less viewers. So if a UA-cam video creators goal is to have as many people see their video as possible, or to generate some revenue for the video they spent three hours recording and two hours editing, they need to ensure no copyright music can be heard.
Dude you got to ditch the music.
When there is copyright music playing over speakers and echoing across the entire show area I have no choice other than to either
A. remove 75% of the video from the video where music was audible
B. add music which I have license for so the copyright music is not heard.
During this show there were 200+ less cars and less people present than normal due to heat . Had they been present and making noise the copyright music playing over speakers would have been less discernible in the video clips and I would not need to add music.
If UA-cam detects copyright music they can ask video to be taken down or for all sections of video containing detected music to be removed. Sometimes they allow some popular copyright music to remain but the entire revenue generated from the video will go to the copyright holder of the 10 seconds of music heard in an hour long video. Other times they will allow it to remain, but video/audio will be blocked in certain countries leading to less viewers.
So if a UA-cam video creators goal is to have as many people see their video as possible, or to generate some revenue for the video they spent three hours recording and two hours editing, they need to ensure no copyright music can be heard.