YouTube has begun to deploy a new tool that will automatically review the videos and tell you the possible copyright claims.
YouTube has begun to deploy a new tool that will automatically review the videos and will tell the possible copyright claims and the suitability restrictions before the videos are published. With this, the company aims to help the creators to earn money without problems.
The new tool called “Checks” in the loading process in Studio Desktop will help creators minimize the number of videos loaded with copyright claims and / or yellow icons and avoid surprises or concerns, Youtube said on a statement on Wednesday .
Previously, the creators simply post their videos to YouTube without worrying about the violations of copyright.
“Copyright controls usually end within three minutes, while monetization checks can take a couple of minutes. You will see an estimate of time on the screen,” Youtube said.
“You no longer have to publish a video as not listed or private.
“Once checks have been completed, you will know if the potential for visibility or monetization of your video will be restricted once it is public. However, it is still possible that your video receives restrictions after it is published,” reported the company .
The creators can publish the video while the checks are still running.
“Keep in mind that if a problem is found, it could affect the visibility or monetization of the video video,” YouTube suggested.
If you find a copyright claim, the creators will see what they can do to address it when clicking on ‘View details’. If there is an adaptability problem that meets the video, you will see an option to “request a review”.
However, this does not “protect your videos from other potential problems after publication (as future manual claims, copyright strikes and/or restrictions as a result of editions in the configuration of your video),” YouTube warned.
