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Let's Play: Quest For Glory V: Dragon Fire 39 Dryads and Pixies

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Uploaded by on Mar 17, 2010

probably my favorite part of the game.

As a side note: the song at the end was detected as third party content, but I'd like to thank UMG for simply adding on a short add instead of going to extremes. And now people know where to find the song at the end (people like me). So the only thing they could have done to be nicer is put the ad where the music actually is.

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  • As an aside to all that is said here, this character limit is a bit bothersome.

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  • @IGMatthew It just seemed silly xD

  • @Templayer I'd hope youtube didn't just have some guy locked in a room who had to go through everything that gets flagged.

    Also, I've gone so far as to thank a door for staying open for me, so thanking a program for letting me have my upload isn't too different.

  • @IGMatthew Yeah, you are right on that .... there is a fact through, that NOBODY from them (meaning both youtube workers and copyright holders) has ever seen or been notified of you and your video(s). The PC runtime programming code algoritm simply detected a common signature in your video (either audio or video) and applied the solution, which was originately inserted by the copyright holder, using the way specified.

    I am a lousy programmer, but still, you are thanking to nobody. :-)

  • @Templayer I think I'm on a different thought line than you. I'm under the assumption that humans have to take the time to write in the code for an automated system to make choices about what to do with a given instance. Whether or not a line of code (such as how to process videos) is written into the programming is, hopefully, man-made. I'd also presume that a human brought about the reasoning behind why the code is written as it is. So while not UMG, the choice was made to play nice with peopl

  • @Templayer ... if you are countering the detection (either if it was false detection, or you have the copyright OR FAIR USE). BTW youtube threading of comments sucks, it doesn't work the supossed way it should. .... Fair Use = the video doesn't not have to be allowed by the copyright holder, the video must be transformative in nature, it must not compete with the original work and be either educational, criticism, parody or be heavilly edited version of the original work.

  • @IGMatthew Well, that is exactly how it does NOT work. As I said, the process is fully automated. It goes like this - The person having the copyright rights contacts youtube, sends them the original work (youtube will make an detecting algorithm based on the original work, which will automatically detect the copyrighted work), their copyright list, and what should happen if detected - Adding adds, blocking the video (+which countries for). The guy in the comfy chair will see it ONLY if .....

  • @Templayer I will definitely look into that, thank you. And by the 'decision' I was talking about, I meant some person sitting in a comfy chair at one point in the past went "Well... we can find the copyrighted content, so should we have it straight out deleted? Or do something less immediate to the videos and their uploaders?" Be that a lawyer, CEO, Judge, or whatever. There was a decision somewhere to enact the software involved.

  • @IGMatthew And before you reject the "account deletion" comment of mine, I would just like to tell you, that I have over 1 000 videos, and alot of them are in HD and over 1 hour long - that means you should believe me, at least a little bit.

    For example - try to add the names to your browser youtube lines - Grayknife and Y0shimitshu - those were another LPers, which didn't believe. Kikoskia did. Difference? Both Gray and Yoshi got deleted for copyright claims. Kiko didn't.

  • @IGMatthew No, even the decisions are automated. There is only one exception from that, when filling up counter notices to those. Also, you should fill up a fair use counter notice to videos being identified as having copyrighted content inside of them (it doesn't matter if those videos are blocked, or have only the "matched content" with adding adds to your video) - you account can be deleted for having too much copyrighted content (even if not blocked, only adds) - and it is automated AS WELL.

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