How do you do this?

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anyone know how to credit the artist(its usually in the bottom right corner of the description on music vids with lyrics "buy "song name" on itunes) so you wont get a "matched third party content" on your videos?
 
All it is is a simple text effect placed in the bottom of the screen crediting the artist and their work. It isn't too hard, I use Sony Vegas 12 and it can easily be done by right clicking and creating a text effect, typing the text I want, choosing a font and size and where it should be placed on screen.
 
All it is is a simple text effect placed in the bottom of the screen crediting the artist and their work. It isn't too hard, I use Sony Vegas 12 and it can easily be done by right clicking and creating a text effect, typing the text I want, choosing a font and size and where it should be placed on screen.
I think he's talking about something that is in the description, not the actual video. Like this;
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What you mean is called 'Content ID'. Basically what happens is you upload a video with copyrighted music in it, then Youtube filters that out and you get a copyright notice, then you can either approve or dispute the copyright claim. When you approve it, the actual name of the original track will appear below your video.

I have it on this video:
 
What you mean is called 'Content ID'. Basically what happens is you upload a video with copyrighted music in it, then Youtube filters that out and you get a copyright notice, then you can either approve or dispute the copyright claim. When you approve it, the actual name of the original track will appear below your video.

I have it on this video:
so once you acknowledge the match you cannot get a copyright strike anymore correct?
 
so once you acknowledge the match you cannot get a copyright strike anymore correct?
idk if he is right about it, but if you accept the copyright match you will not get a copyright but you will not earn anything from that video.
 
Ah thats pretty interesting. I myself always wondered how that stuff got put under the videos, now I know. Will keep that in mind if I ever use licenced music
 
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