WTF Happened to Fullscreen's Audio Library?

[Munchito696]

Counter claim and also open up a ticket to fullscreen support and explain the issue. If this turns out to be an ongoing thing, then you can ask them to contact AudioMicro and have them whitelist your channel.

I'm going to email my Fullscreen manager person about this. My buddy also said a bunch of his videos got strikes for Fullscreen music that he had on his videos for like a year with no problems. They were all un-monetized and he had to edit them. He put newer Fullscreen music on with no issues, lol.

 

[Tarmack]

I'm going to email my Fullscreen manager person about this. My buddy also said a bunch of his videos got strikes for Fullscreen music that he had on his videos for like a year with no problems. They were all un-monetized and he had to edit them. He put newer Fullscreen music on with no issues, lol.

You need to relax. ContentID doesn't always know that you have the rights to use a particular song. All it is doing is matching that song to the group that manages the license. You dispute the claim stating you have an open license to use that content per partnership with Fullscreen and then you move on with your life. Running to a forum to freak the f**k out, instead of calmly handling it won't get you anywhere. The Content Match Dispute Process is precisely where you tell YouTube and the content Owner that your channel is one that has the rights to use that content. It is not some vindictive person seeking out channels to try to hurt.

 

[Munchito696]

You need to relax. ContentID doesn't always know that you have the rights to use a particular song. All it is doing is matching that song to the group that manages the license. You dispute the claim stating you have an open license to use that content per partnership with Fullscreen and then you move on with your life. Running to a forum to freak the f**k out, instead of calmly handling it won't get you anywhere. The Content Match Dispute Process is precisely where you tell YouTube and the content Owner that your channel is one that has the rights to use that content. It is not some vindictive person seeking out channels to try to hurt.

I'm completely relaxed... It's just stupid to have to go through copyright claims for music that is offered for free by a network. They told me to send a link to the video which I have already deleted because of copyright claims... Just seems like they would be a bit more coordinated.

 

[Tarmack]

I'm completely relaxed... It's just stupid to have to go through copyright claims for music that is offered for free by a network. They told me to send a link to the video which I have already deleted because of copyright claims... Just seems like they would be a bit more coordinated.

It's only stupid if you don't spend the time to understand the systems involved. Channels take Content Matches as an attack, rather than the basic query for commercial rights that they actually are. AudioMicro has 10s of thousands of songs in their content library, some of which are claimed by multiple companies who have various license agreements, and Fullscreen has thousands of partners. There are bound to be items that are missed.