Need proof of commercial rights

[Titus]

My newest video needs proof of commercial rights
it is a speed art I made,
I made the image myself and it isn't based on anything,
The Music in it is creative commons, and the owner allows its use in videos,
what do I type in the box that asks for proof, I don't know if they want the music or the image's rights.

 

[Crypt]

There should be a template for attribution on the royalty free music's website
I'd say something like this:
The visual content used in this video is all created by me and I own all rights to it. The audio is created under the creative commons license and I have properly attributed the creator in the video description.
*Insert completed attribution template here*

 

[Titus]

link to the video
/watch?v=ky_dCjPb48c[DOUBLEPOST=1372673220,1372673123][/DOUBLEPOST]

There should be a template for attribution on the royalty free music's website

Is this ok, i got it off his website

All songs are released under a Creative Commons Attribution License, please feel free to use them in your projects, games, podcasts, videos, or whatever you like, just be sure to let me know so I can link back to you!​

 

[Crypt]

link to the video
/watch?v=ky_dCjPb48c[DOUBLEPOST=1372673220,1372673123][/DOUBLEPOST]
Is this ok, i got it off his website

All songs are released under a Creative Commons Attribution License, please feel free to use them in your projects, games, podcasts, videos, or whatever you like, just be sure to let me know so I can link back to you!​

I'd say something like:
The visual content used in this video is all created by me and I own all rights to it. The audio is covered under the creative commons license and I have properly attributed the creator in the video description.
*Insert completed attribution template here*
Attribution template example:

Music used: Battle of Kings by Machinimasound.com​

Licensed under Creative Commons License | https://machinimasound.com/license ​

 

[Titus]

Ok, thanks I have sent it in now and hopefully it will be cleared soon.
Thanks for the help.

 

[unknown_user0032]

Post a link to his website. Sometimes that helps because you need to link to the page where the disclaimer is posted, rather than just saying who the music is by.

 

[Lonnie]

This is a big issue for youtube partners, they will ask you to provide proof that you own the rights. well what if I play a original song on my guitar and then they ask for proof I own the rights, well all I can do is tell them hey its an original song and I own the rights, it's not like I have proof from a lawyer or something.