It's usually not Nintendo doing the matching. YouTube has algorithms (That tend to fail) to detect copyright content. I had it happen like, 6 times on one video. I just disputed (And won) all of them, as none of them actually matched the content that they claimed it was.
YouTube keeps betching that all the fracking smeg I upload violates copyright.
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It's usually not Nintendo doing the matching. YouTube has algorithms (That tend to fail) to detect copyright content. I had it happen like, 6 times on one video. I just disputed (And won) all of them, as none of them actually matched the content that they claimed it was.
if thats the case some guy is probably being a dick and flagging your vids for no reason except for shits and giggles cause Nintendo WOULD know the difference between the games unless they share the same music track I feel your being picked on for no reason many People upload remixes of Pokemon music without being flagged Leaks on the other hand (SSMB 3DS Roster leak for example) are taken down by Nintendo since leaks of any kind (Roms vids SDK's) are illegal but that's beside my point
The copyright claim said "MARIO_KART 7 MUSIC" and the claimant was "MARIO KART 7". Usually, it says Nintendo.
If you were playing a Wii retro track, they use the EXACT same music, so it wouldn't be surprising if that were the case. If not... you probably have a troll reporting your videos for no reason other than to be a dickwad
Go to the channel and see what their content is. If it's a bunch of Mario Kart 7 OSTs, that's illegal, and you can report them for that. If their channel gets taken down, then the problem solves itself
In the meantime, dispute the claim. As previously stated, it's 99.9% in your favor that you'll come out on top, anyway
The claimant is "MARIO KART 7". There's never a channel displayed on any of my copyright infringements.
Oh, that's odd... I've only ever gotten one copyright claim, and it had a channel displayed. I guess I wouldn't know how to go about that then. It may be a legit claim by Nintendo
Either way, it's still disputable, and I would definitely do so (provided you haven't already disputed it once). If you're doing this much with MarioKart, though, I would seriously consider joining the Nintendo Creator Partnership program, as it's basically guaranteed sanctuary (after a 3 day reviewing period per-video by Nintendo, of course)
It's odd how it works... Basically, they get directly paid whatever money you're getting in ad revenue, and then they give you 60% (per-video, or 70% if you have a dedicated channel) of that money. So in a sense it's kind of like being an unofficial Nintendo employee
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Psionic Roshambo:
I have 16GBs of DDR4 that I have been using forever lol 3200 with extremely low latency -
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Psionic Roshambo:
32GBs is the baseline for 4K video editing these days and lots of recommendations for 64GBs but for games 16,GBs is honestly plenty for a long time.
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like a 250 dollar kit back when DDR4 was Intel only