Changing matched third party content

[CaptainSauce]

I recently over sighted some in game music to a popular game and received a 3rd party content notification, telling me the video will remain but it will be monetized by the music owner. Not a big deal, but im curious if anyone knows if they have the power to change their action to a block or strike in the future?

 

[iBreakMatter]

No way to change the action by YouTube unless you appealed, just mute the music while editing or turn it off in-game settings.

 

[CaptainSauce]

No way to change the action by YouTube unless you appealed, just mute the music while editing or turn it off in-game settings.

So as it stands, they will monetize the video and nothing can change? Which is what I want. Only if I dispute can they change it to a strike? Yeah ill just avoid playing that game in the future. So many other YouTubers play it I wouldn't have guessed they all take an ID claim like this.

 

[Jawad Soomro]

Ibreakmatter is correct. U can mute the music and do ur voiceover or place any royalty free music on it

 

[CaptainSauce]

Ibreakmatter is correct. U can mute the music and do ur voiceover or place any royalty free music on it

But I know how to prevent this from happening in the future, like I said it was a stupid over sight since so many other people have used this music. What im wondering is, can a claimant change their punishment after dealing it? In the future, can they change it from simple monetization with no channel consequences to a strike.

 

[Jawad Soomro]

But I know how to prevent this from happening in the future, like I said it was a stupid over sight since so many other people have used this music. What im wondering is, can a claimant change their punishment after dealing it? In the future, can they change it from simple monetization with no channel consequences to a strike.

I think they wont change the rules. The probability of changing is 0.1

 

[Furry Gurus]

I recently over sighted some in game music to a popular game and received a 3rd party content notification, telling me the video will remain but it will be monetized by the music owner. Not a big deal, but im curious if anyone knows if they have the power to change their action to a block or strike in the future?

I guess they are physically capable of doing so, but since they generally allow it like in your case I doubt they will. But still possible... No experience with it though...

 

[AMovieReference]

So wait, you want to change it to a strike instead of being able to collect ad-revenue? Don't strikes eventually lead to potentially being unable to receive any revenue later on?

 

[Tarmack]

Yes, the copyright owner can change the ContentID action.

The copyright strike side isn't related to ContentID though. They can submit a DMCA takedown at any time, regardless of what their ContentID policy action is set to for the piece.

 

[CaptainSauce]

Yes, the copyright owner can change the ContentID action.

The copyright strike side isn't related to ContentID though. They can submit a DMCA takedown at any time, regardless of what their ContentID policy action is set to for the piece.

Thank you