Monetising "matched third party content" videos

[Michael Fazio]

i have many videos with "matched third party content" uploaded in an non partnered account for some years now and nothing happened yet, and also the account standing is good

 

[Unknown_User11]

It's common sense lol.
You upload copyrighten stuff -> You get a copyright strike -> Too many copyright strikes = Disabled channel

Exactly. Claiming an item that you don't 100% own is pretty much as illegal as you can get on YouTube.

 

[Unknown_User11]

i have many videos with "matched third party content" uploaded in an non partnered account for some years now and nothing happened yet, and also the account standing is good

They are not claimed or monetized, that is why.

That is not what you asked about, you asked if you could claim and what would happen, and I told you.

 

[Michael Fazio]

ok, and what about the option, claim audiovisual, visual portion only, and audio only?

 

[Unknown_User11]

ok, and what about the option, claim audiovisual, visual portion only, and audio only?

That is to claim a portion of the video, such as if you own the video 100% but not the audio, you can select visual.

I don't recommend claiming anything you don't own 100% rights to.

 

[KGATV]

That is to claim a portion of the video, such as if you own the video 100% but not the audio, you can select visual.

I don't recommend claiming anything you don't own 100% rights to.

^ what he said. I wouldn't claim it unless you own the rights.

 

[Michael Fazio]

sorry guys if im getting boring but i want to make it clear

lets say, i own the visual part 100%, i do not own the audio part, so is it legal to claim visual only? I need a clear answer on that

 

[Unknown_User11]

sorry guys if im getting boring but i want to make it clear

lets say, i own the visual part 100%, i do not own the audio part, so is it legal to claim visual only? I need a clear answer on that

Yes, as you are only claiming what YOU own.

AGAIN, I do not recommend this practice, you could still get screwed for even uploading the content you don't own, as YouTube prohibits this.

 

[KGATV]

Just a rule of thumb. If you do not own all the rights to the content you are posting. You probably shouldn't post it.
& If you are worried about posting it because of copyright/content issues, you probably shouldn't upload it either.

 

[Unknown_User11]

Just a rule of thumb. If you do not own all the rights to the content you are posting. You probably shouldn't post it.
& If you are worried about posting it because of copyright/content issues, you probably shouldn't upload it either.

Agreed, YouTube is very clear on its uploading page that you are not allowed to upload ANY content that you do not own.