I Wanna upload New released Movies On My YouTube Channel So I Had done it but my video was blocked due to copyright issue.
According To Me "I Had Connected Google Ad Sence With My Channel. That's Why I Think My Video Was Blocked".Is It Is True?
Can Some Body help Me In my Problem?
Thanks
Youtube has a complex copyright tracking system called ContentID. It is an automated system that matches your content against a database of copyrighted material. If your video is flagged by the system, you will receive a notice and an opportunity to dispute the flag but your content may be monetized or blocked if you do not win that appeal.
There was a property used for the status object contains information about the video's uploading, processing, and privacy statuses:
status.rejectionReason string
This value explains why YouTube rejected an uploaded video. This
property is only present if the uploadStatus property indicates that
the upload was rejected.
Valid values for this property are:
claim
copyright
duplicate
inappropriate
legal
length
termsOfUse
trademark
uploaderAccountClosed
uploaderAccountSuspended
Here is the Developer Policies using Youtube API.
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My application has been removed from google play and I do not understand the problem or how to solve it. I use the YouTube API to display videos and follow all the guidelines to do so.
First, an email came with the text: "Your app shouldn't access or use the service or API in a manner that violates its terms of service. For example, your app shouldn't download, monetize, or access YouTube videos in a way that violates the YouTube Terms of Service. "
Upon appeal, I received the following response: "For example, your app currently contains copyrighted contents from YouTube without consent from the contents' owners. You can refer to the attached screenshot for additional information."
The screenshot is just one of the videos in my application. But wait, I have added everything according to the YouTube guidelines, and there is also a direct quote from the rules.
License to YouTube
By providing Content to the Service, you grant to YouTube a worldwide,
non-exclusive, royalty-free, transferable, sublicensable license to
use that Content (including to reproduce, distribute, modify, display
and perform it) for the purpose of operating, promoting, improving the
Service.
License to Other Users
You also grant each other user of the Service a worldwide,
non-exclusive, royalty-free license to access your Content through the
Service, and to use that Content (including to reproduce, distribute,
modify, display, and perform it) only as enabled by a feature of the
Service.
Which means that if embedding is enabled by the author of the channel, then I can embed his videos in my application. So what's the problem then?
Has anyone encountered this? I use the official YouTube player, maybe I didn't notice something and now any embedding is prohibited? But the rules say you can!
I'm using youtube v3 API to publish videos on my channel. I want to moderate all comments made on my videos so I've selected the following in my channel setting. Note that I've chosen for all comments to be held for review by default.
Now I proceed to publish a video via API. But, it was observed that my video settings were set to Allow all comments instead of Hold all comments for review as is evident from the below image.
I've gone through the video insert API and did not find any parameter that would configure comment settings for each video. I'm failing to understand why the channel default setting is not selected for videos published via API. Is there any way through which I can change the video comment setting via API?
There is no way to specify comment options via the Data v3 API. This has been a long standing feature request. See the IssueTracker thread.
When a video on Youtube was Includes copyrighted content flag in the video manager. I want get list that videos with some information such as "CONTENT","CLAIMANT","POLICY". What i would like to know is if Youtube's or Google's API can give us this same information?
Thanks,
You can check the contentDetails.licensedContent:
Indicates whether the video represents licensed content, which means that the content was uploaded to a channel linked to a YouTube content partner and then claimed by that partner.
It is also provided in this related SO post, there is also no parameters who the claimant is or policy.
Hope this helps.
I'm trying to figure out exactly what causes the "licensedContent" flag from the "contentDetails" info of a video listing to be set to true.
It seems to be any video uploaded to a channel that has content tracking on.
Basically my end goal here is to be able to discern whether or not a YouTube video has been claimed by a content owner / license issuer to detect both re-hosted content, and content that is "Licensed" by third party companies like Jukin Media or similar.
I'd also like to get the "Suggested by 'Jukin Media' : url of other video" part from an API call, but that doesn't seem to be exposed anywhere that I've seen.
contentDetails.licensedContent - Indicates whether the video represents licensed content, which means that the content was uploaded to a channel linked to a YouTube content partner and then claimed by that partner.
https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/videos#contentDetails.licensedContent
I am a bit confused about the YouTube API's term & conditions. If I create an app for users to download only their own videos. Is that against the terms and conditions?
I know downloading other people content is definitely prohibited, but is it the same for your own videos? Since user can go to their video manager and download their own videosm this would be only a short-cut?
Anyone knows can/cannot do this? I was thinking of using this library http://ytdownloadextension.codeplex.com/
Any guidance would be appreciated,
Covo
Seems like YouTube already allows you to do that, so I'd say it's legal:
Download your videos
You can’t download other people’s YouTube videos, but ...
You can download MP4 files of videos that you’ve uploaded to YouTube in either 720p or 360p, depending on the video size.
See Download videos that you've uploaded.
I don't think so the Terms of Service of Youtube or the Terms of Service of the API allows you to do so:
Excerpt of Youtube ToS (5. K):
you agree not to access Content or any reason other than your personal, non-commercial use solely as intended through and permitted by the normal functionality of the Service, and solely for Streaming. "Streaming" means a contemporaneous digital transmission of the material by YouTube via the Internet to a user operated Internet enabled device in such a manner that the data is intended for real-time viewing and not intended to be downloaded (either permanently or temporarily), copied, stored, or redistributed by the user.
Excerpt of the API ToS (II. 11):
store copies of YouTube audiovisual content;
Both, state in a very clear way that neither the user nor applications built using the API can "store" content, which is a very direct statement that disallows you from giving such an option in your app. Now, whether Youtube does give its users an interface to download their content or not is an argument out of sequence here as Youtube don't need to follow their own ToS, in other words, it's up to them to give their users such an option, but you can't give it to the users of your app.
I suppose you need a special permission from Youtube to give such an option in your app.
Yes. You can definitely download your own videos from YouTube as it is your own content so you have full rights to it as the creator of the videos.