Batman Arkham Origins Content ID

[WolfWraith]

I was just curious to know if anyone has been able to upload Batman Arkham Origins gameplay videos without getting content ID claims? Either visual or audio wise. The reason I ask is because I uploaded the first 30mins of gameplay with cutscenes, during cutscenes there's no commentary and the audio was amplified so viewers can hear it. About 20:12 into the video a content ID claim is matched. This is at a point during gameplay not a cutscene and there is commentary over it, it's a visual match though. Now, I've decided to upload just that point where the content ID claim was made, so I uploaded 20:00-20:30 so 30seconds and no content ID claim has been made (keeping in mind the video has been up for less than 30mins but it's usually instant right?). Wtf is WB doing? lol From what I'm aware of WB do allow you to post on YouTube but monetisation requires permission which is fine. I just find it weird that there would be a content ID match that is so randomly placed.

 

[Shendijiro]

Try to check with the ones you're partner with, they can answer that for you or maybe is someone wanting to bother you.

 

[WolfWraith]

Try to check with the ones you're partner with, they can answer that for you or maybe is someone wanting to bother you.

I'm not with a network. And it was WB themselves. I'm assuming it's the content ID manager that's picked up some of the gameplay and matched it with a video from WB somehow. Because the footage I reuploaded has been up for more than 6hrs now and no content ID claim has been made on it. It's a snippet of the same footage. I just wanted to be sure because I need to get the full episode up soon. But I can't keep waiting 3-5hrs for 1 video to upload if it's going to get another claim lol It's being really weird.

 

[Shendijiro]

I'm not with a network. And it was WB themselves. I'm assuming it's the content ID manager that's picked up some of the gameplay and matched it with a video from WB somehow. Because the footage I reuploaded has been up for more than 6hrs now and no content ID claim has been made on it. It's a snippet of the same footage. I just wanted to be sure because I need to get the full episode up soon. But I can't keep waiting 3-5hrs for 1 video to upload if it's going to get another claim lol It's being really weird.

You should be with a network :/ I think is better since they have the permissions for a lot of video games and it helps you a lot. That's what I recommend or contact WB themselves.

 

[WolfWraith]

You should be with a network :/ I think is better since they have the permissions for a lot of video games and it helps you a lot. That's what I recommend or contact WB themselves.

Meh, there's no point joining a network unless you can join 1 like Machinima otherwise the lower 1s don't provide much protection and I've heard bad things about the lower 1s. I'm contemplating just acknowledging the claim if it pops up again but I don't want WB putting video ads infront of my videos. My content isn't good enough for video ads + video ads would damage my views. Unless WB promote the video for me xD Otherwise if they put banner ads I couldn't careless as long as I can use the video. But I'm just curious to know if anyone else has had content ID claims. Because the 1 I got just seems so abnormal. Why 20:12? lol I mean from start to finish is all their work anyways bar the commentary, recording and editting lol

 

[Tarmack]

You should be with a network :/ I think is better since they have the permissions for a lot of video games and it helps you a lot. That's what I recommend or contact WB themselves.

No, they don't. Stop spreading false information.

 

[WolfWraith]

No, they don't. Stop spreading false information.

They don't have permissions or licenses but networks like Machinima are well respected and usually get given the greenlight from certain companies. Obviously the copyright holder can still change that at anytime. The sad reality is, networks are nothing but sub management that YouTube allowed. So instead of contacting YouTube for any copyright info, revenue crap, even any partnership benefits or information in general, it's sort of 'outsourced' to networks who handle it it instead. This is what I've noticed to be the case so far for networks. At this stage I'm not good enough to join 1 regardless lol