How to avoid Nintendo's Copyright bots on Youtube.

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Since Nintendo uses bots isssue copyright strikes based on sound and not on gameplay ( correct me if I'm wrong at this) I thought what would happen if we edited the sound on a NES Emulator and see what happens when we record it and upload it to Youtube.
Which I did and both of these videos are monitzed:
These videos havn't been issued a copyright claim or anything from Nintendo. We could use this to bypass those stupid bots FINALLY.
Instruction: On FCEUX go to Config
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Step 2: Go to Sound in the Drop Down Menu:
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Final Step: Copy these settings as shown and then click close.
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The end.
Im not sure if this would work on all games but, Hey it worked for Mario.
 
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Do the bots normally claim the videos that fast?
The actual bots are operated by Youtube (the same Content ID "service" since 2007), I've had one detected before it finished uploading :D

Not like it actually hurts your account FWIW, since they don't use the "block matching content" setting!
(Maybe in Germany :P)
 
Alright, going to give it a go then. Do the bots look at the video itself too (somehow), or only audio?
 
Alright, going to give it a go then. Do the bots look at the video itself too (somehow), or only audio?
Yeah, the bots do look at the video itself, but only to match w/ other videos/movies/TV shows/animes/copyrighted videos/etc. It can analyze and match video content, but not with games, so no worries.
 
Audio is the easiest thing to look for in raw footage. Occasionally, I just upload some raw gameplay to a private playlist and every video has been claimed by Nintendo for monetization. However, my full public series of Pokemon Moon has not. If I had to put a guess in, my constant ramblings while playing make the audio too difficult to detect clearly lol.
 
protip: hide\change\get rid of HUD
the hability to tell games apart if it's not for the startup screens, must probably be used by checking thought the HUDs
 
I can confirm they also use gameplay and not sound
I used a part of the SMO trailer with a free-to-use song for a school project and I got Content ID'd and the video wasn't monetized (And it was private)
 
I can confirm they also use gameplay and not sound
I used a part of the SMO trailer with a free-to-use song for a school project and I got Content ID'd and the video wasn't monetized (And it was private)
No, they nabbed you on the trailer, not the gameplay. Like I said earlier:
Yeah, the bots do look at the video itself, but only to match w/ other videos/movies/TV shows/animes/copyrighted videos/etc. It can analyze and match video content, but not with games, so no worries.
They'll get you for existing copyrighted videos, including game trailers. But they can't nab you for gameplay your record yourself.
 
in the near future:
youtube videos that look like ripped DVDs, it's a mess of pixels, to watch the video the user has to enter the key on a decoding program, this key is shared between users and never get through youtube.
 
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Idiot, they can't copyright it. They can only claim adrev, they're auto-claim bots, not copyright bots.
This is a thing that people mistake too much.
 

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