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They forgot to mention that YouTube has a tool that lets you replace the copyrighted music with music that YouTube has actually licensed.
by zacharydanger 18y ago
They forgot to mention that YouTube has a tool that lets you replace the copyrighted music with music that YouTube has actually licensed.
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- vlad 18y agoFor two reasons, I agree with the article's premise that YouTube is screwing things up for its users. First, my video actually lost all audio when I tried to use the AudioSwap tool yesterday to reinstate my video after YouTube blocked it from public view; the video (and sound) still previously viewable in the edit pane of my YouTube account. I've just tried again with another AudioSwap song from their library--maybe now it will work and add a song. Second, my video was simply a parody of the music video set to a real song, which there are likely millions of on youtube.