Content ID Claim Question

Im hoping they take notice of contact through their form as well as the claim on the video, I have had a few in the past removed in an hour and sometimes under but this one has taken ages in comparison.
 
No, that never happens. That's the AdSense Review for unpartnered channels which often seem to never get resolved. A ContentID match is automatically released by YouTube if the claiming party doesn't respond to it after 30 days.

That might have been possibly the reason mine took forever then back on my first channel. xD
 
Well it says they have 30 days to respond, I am curious what happens after that expires.
Mine that lasted 30 days was lifted on the 30 day mark.[DOUBLEPOST=1434062013,1434061938][/DOUBLEPOST]
Im hoping they take notice of contact through their form as well as the claim on the video, I have had a few in the past removed in an hour and sometimes under but this one has taken ages in comparison.
When Audiomicro does a false claim, I just email them and Fullscreen and mention I'm a member of FS, it's normally lifted within an hour. It pisses me off though that I have to do that almost every time...
 
And its gone :D About time :p

Mine that lasted 30 days was lifted on the 30 day mark.

That is ridiculous, I would have been constantly contacting them about it.[DOUBLEPOST=1434062080][/DOUBLEPOST]
Mine that lasted 30 days was lifted on the 30 day mark.[DOUBLEPOST=1434062013,1434061938][/DOUBLEPOST]
When Audiomicro does a false claim, I just email them and Fullscreen and mention I'm a member of FS, it's normally lifted within an hour. It pisses me off though that I have to do that almost every time...

That is something I feel too, if you have the rights to a single song and you prove it to them and the license is in perpetuity then you should be added to a white list, it is a pain the backside that they dont offer that.
 
When Audiomicro does a false claim, I just email them and Fullscreen and mention I'm a member of FS, it's normally lifted within an hour. It pisses me off though that I have to do that almost every time...

Have you ever tried emailing them pre-emptively? I imagine they are just as frustrated that YouTube can't just whitelist anyone being claimed by the Fullscreen MCN (or others who have Audio Micro arrangements)
 
Have you ever tried emailing them pre-emptively? I imagine they are just as frustrated that YouTube can't just whitelist anyone being claimed by the Fullscreen MCN (or others who have Audio Micro arrangements)
I've emailed them and told them that it's becoming a pain in the a**. I explained that I might as well detach from Fullscreen if they won't do anything as this is supposed to be a privilege you get for partnering. They said at the moment we can't do anything, but I will push the issue if it keeps happening. I bet if I speak legalese to them saying that they are breaching our contract they will try to do something. Just threatening to detach with under 700 subs is probably nothing to Fullscreen, but I bet a possible lawsuit would make them think twice! I'll have to look at my contract again because it's a legally binding document, I bet I can find it in writing that I'm correct and they are in the wrong.... I took business law for my Bachelors and MBA, so I know a thing or two lol. It won't be the first time I've thrown my weight around over written contracts and I usually come out ahead.
 
I've emailed them and told them that it's becoming a pain in the a**. I explained that I might as well detach from Fullscreen if they won't do anything as this is supposed to be a privilege you get for partnering. They said at the moment we can't do anything, but I will push the issue if it keeps happening. I bet if I speak legalese to them saying that they are breaching our contract they will try to do something. Just threatening to detach with under 700 subs is probably nothing to Fullscreen, but I bet a possible lawsuit would make them think twice! I'll have to look at my contract again because it's a legally binding document, I bet I can find it in writing that I'm correct and they are in the wrong.... I took business law for my Bachelors and MBA, so I know a thing or two lol. It won't be the first time I've thrown my weight around over written contracts and I usually come out ahead.

Your anger is misplaced. And if you took law, you'd know that they have no fear of a lawsuit as the potential damages would place you in small claims at best, if not disregarded entirely. You won't find Audio Micro in your contract. These are perks handled outside of contracts and third party companies are not in Fullscreens control.

The reason I say your anger is misplaced though, is that I'm not certain AudioMicro can even whitelist all Fullscreen claimed videos with all of their content in a mass claim fashion. It is just as possible, and even likely, that the fault in the system is on the YouTube ContentID side not having such a feature.
 
However, the content holder also has the power to either say no to you having the content on there

being on the content holder / copyright owner side, i'd have to say that depends.....i send adrev my tracks, and they inform me once a month the videos that have them...and that's about my involvement of things lol - they pretty much do their own thing using the file i sent them as a reference. I have no options in my account to drop a claim. What I can do is ask them to whitelist a video on another channel, and that's something that i'd do for someone that i'd have an arrangement with...otherwise I have no idea of any false claims or claims otherwise till i get my monthly report, and all of those are positive - some people just delete their videos, and many of the ones who stay are usually people that support my track, of which I do appreciate and promote them on a playlist in return.

even on this side of the fence the content id is it's own monster, that sort of takes my files and shoves me out the way to let it collect lol While I have the power to drop a claim, most of the time, I'm in the dark as to what is being claimed so my legal power as a copyright holder does not equate to my technical power ..or lack thereof of dropping a claim.

Correction: I started digging through my account after I made this post, and I did find a place to release videos by submitting a link...it still doesn't change that I don't know what's being claimed till the report and by then it's all legit claims or deleted videos.
 
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