I've just had a notification from YouTube that one of my trackday videos has been blocked due to a copyright claim. DTM think it's footage
of a qualifying session from Zolder this year. Am I chuffed or what!
The fact that the video was uploaded 6 years before the event they claim it's from seems to have been missed and I've raised a dispute on
those grounds.
Unfortunately I can't share the evidence but this was from the same event...
https://youtu.be/Cgf923vp08Q
quote:
Originally posted by adithorp
DTM think it's footage of a qualifying session from Zolder this year.
This was me not you.
ps... FYFM
[Edited on 25/10/20 by adithorp]
As your video predates the DTM one, and they think it matches.... Can you get theirs pulled?
I cant help thinking their lawyers will rip you a new bottom hole - however i'd love to see you make the dispute claim
So having had a think about it, DTM have decided to drop there claim... Apparently I couldn't go back in time and post 6 years before it
happened.
The offending video...
https://youtu.be/ZQcc64gBT7w
How many imps does DTM have racing? That's within the first 10 second
quote:
Originally posted by MikeR
How many imps does DTM have racing? That's within the first 10 second
I think most larger companies/YT channels have automated processes to catch fraud/copyright, so despite it being obvious to a person, its just
confused the system. I had a dispute filed against one of my dash cam videos that wasn't even a listed video (I had emailed the link to the
person who got crashed in to) - but the music on my stereo had triggered the claim, I disputed it and the claim went way. one argument i gave is that
it wasn't monetised or publicly listed so not sure if that's why they removed it or they just realised anyone watching it wouldnt get any
enjoyment from the 20seconds of Mike and the Mechanics.
[Edited on 26-10-20 by loggyboy]