Just to add to my previous post.
I love when I report these channels and they basically get banned for the amount of content they stole and then they have the audacity to email me and say:
"Please I ask you can you withdraw your [takedowns] for less videos on the [insert name] channel I have struggled for 3 years to build my Youtube channel please withdraw and I promise to take down the videos."
Cause, you know, I haven't been building this channel for 13 years with little to no income just so you can "struggle" by stealing my content to try and build your own channel.
1) If you're stealing my content, then it's likely all your videos are stolen
2) Actions have consequences, regardless of how long ago it was
3) Sorry, but... NOT SORRY!
It's humorous getting those kinds of messages and really makes my day, but I doubt they'll learn any kind of lesson from this.
Wondering what content creators have to deal with on a regular basis?
Here are screenshots of my recent look at the copyright page that notifies me when my content appears on other people's channels:
1) The list of channels and the % of my video that is used in their video
2) Each video has to be reported with links and the timestamps of where the stolen content begins and ends (much easier when they steal a whole video with no editing). Requires MULTIPLE reports since its a max of 10 videos per report
3) The overview of the report status.
4) After the videos are removed and the channel is usually deleted for mass copyright infringement strikes.
For those of you who enjoy my Ender Lilies playthrough so far and want to purchase a copy, but dislike digital releases, Limited Run is doing a physical release for Switch and PS4.
Definitely worth it. Check it out at limited-run-games.myshopify.com/search?q=ender+lil….
Horizon: Forbidden West's Regalla Edition was worth every penny.
Also, I love that Sony shipped it in a box with additional corner protectors. I can't even remember the amount of times I received a CE with busted corners from poor shipping packaging.
Here is the quality difference between the original 1080p, Youtube's avc1 codec on the original 1080p, and the upscaled 1440p that I have to use to get the vp9 codec.
Make sure to open the image to full size on a different tab to get the full experience of how YT screws over smaller channels unless they upload higher resolutions.
Found a solution to the previous issue by upscaling to 1440p from 1080p. The video quality for upscaling isn't reduced enough to be noticeable to my naked eye (at least not on my monitor's resolution) and ends up significantly better than Youtube's shitty AVC1 codec.
I am going to upscale and reupload the "Tales of Arise" Part 54 & 55, as well as upscale Part 56 before posting it.
Should be good for all future videos by continuing this process until I buy a new capture card that can record at higher resolutions.
I love how Youtube's codec is suddenly turning my video's appearance into utter garbage (see below). I will try and fix this asap.
New PC has arrived, so we should be up and running with new videos this week.
Hello everyone,
Sorry I haven't been finishing off Tales of Arise. Before the holiday my PC died and I had to go to my backup laptop to get any work done. Unfortunately, it's having issues running the game capture software and after 2 weeks of trying everything I've been unable to get any usable footage.
At this point, it looks like I will need to purchase a new computer in order to continue making content.
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