Playing music on your phone
- Thread starter Girl01
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FourTheJaffas
Member
The song however played is still owned, so you will still incur a copyright strike.
Girl01
Super Poster
So what would happen? Would my channel be taken down
FourTheJaffas
Member
No it wouldn't at all, what would happen is that you wouldn't be able to monetise the video, for most artists you can still use the track without to much hassle!
In major cases the video may be taken down by youtube due to copywriter claims.
FourTheJaffas
Member
however, Its good to get into the practise not to use copy write tracks.
CynicalChinchilla
Big No.2
If not being able to monetise is an issue then you may need to take it down; I've got quite a few (I was aware of the copyright) where I've just accepted the claim and the video is allowed to stay - helpful in music-based games!
If you're putting up videos with claimed music, it won't really go against your channel, as such (I have about seven videos online and viewable but still claimed); but as mentioned previously, some videos aren't allowed to be played in certain territories, even if you accept the copyright claim.
In this current version of YouTube, they tend to claim copyrighted-music immediately and allow you to still show it, although you don't make anything from it.
If you're putting up videos with claimed music, it won't really go against your channel, as such (I have about seven videos online and viewable but still claimed); but as mentioned previously, some videos aren't allowed to be played in certain territories, even if you accept the copyright claim.
In this current version of YouTube, they tend to claim copyrighted-music immediately and allow you to still show it, although you don't make anything from it.
paullaskovids
Well-rounded punk
Depending on the circumstances it could be considered fair use. (Also depends on your country's copyright laws.)
