I just got a copyright strike....

[GaMerdav]

And I am managed in my network, I don't understand....

 

[Gabriel]

you can still get copyright strikes as a managed channel.

 

[ConnersCraft]

You can still get a copyright strike if you are managed. Managed channels are not subject to the autoclaim system, but someone can flag your video for copyright and file a strike against you. What was the strike for?

 

[LyfeWithDragons]

And I am managed in my network, I don't understand....

That doesn't absolve you from getting a strike. Maybe you can go into more detail about what happened?

 

[Shane]

If you're managed and you got a strike I don't think you'll be on their best friends list

 

[WolfWraith]

Managed doesn't mean you're 100% safe, now days it means you're the 1 who's meant to be more copyright aware, it means the network trusts you to not produce content without permission from a copyright holder. So either the copyright strike happened because a developer/publisher was being a douche even if you had permission OR you didn't bother getting the right permissions from a developer/publisher. In the first case being managed, you can get help for that. In the 2nd case you'll be very lucky if they keep you as managed.... I'm guessing since you assumed being managed protects you from this stuff, the 2nd case happened?

 

[GaMerdav]

I uploaded a gameplay from a WB game, and they have deleted the video and striked me.

Would be funny to call my network tomorrow!

 

[Alrod360]

Stay away from Warner Bros.! They are known for giving people copyright strikes for using their in-game music.

 

[LyfeWithDragons]

I uploaded a gameplay from a WB game, and they have deleted the video and striked me.

Would be funny to call my network tomorrow!

Yeah, that's a big one there. You can call your network all you want, won't change anything at all. I was with RPM, and when I got a strike they told me it wasn't there problem and that I had to take it up with YouTube directly. Needless to say I'm no longer with them, haha.

 

[GaMerdav]

Stay away from Warner Bros.! They are known for giving people copyright strikes for using their in-game music.

Ok thanks a lot, do you know if its useful to contact WB? I don't think so but we never know...