Music Vine has launched AutoClear, a system that automatically detects & releases copyright claims on Youtube videos.
Key features
- AutoClear offers a vital solution to the growing issue of YouTube copyright claims and demonetization of video content.
- Music Vine customers have the dual ability to whitelist their YouTube channel and use AutoClear Codes to automatically clear claims on additional channels.
- It helps the thousands of creators that are frustrated with the process of manually disputing music copyright claims on YouTube.
- AutoClear is already available for many of Music Vine’s most popular artists with even more of the renowned catalog to be added soon.
AutoClear automatically identifies and releases copyright claims on YouTube within 15 minutes of a video going public.
It can be applied to whitelist a whole Youtube channel or a specific video by including the generated unique AutoClear code to place into the video description.
Copyright claims are normal when using most music on YouTube. They provide a means for artists to protect their tracks from illegitimate use, which is vitally important. However, YouTube’s system and dispute process is often not ideal for content creators.
Lewis Foster, CEO, Music Vine
Music Vine are working to make AutoClear available for as much of the Music Vine catalog as possible. Identifying which tracks are already registered is easy thanks to the circular tick icon that has been added to track pages and listings.
For tracks with AutoClear yet available, you can still clear the copyright claim manually. If you receive a copyright claim, disputing the claim via YouTube and referencing your Music Vine license should resolve the claim.
Visit the Music Vine website for track licensing & AutoClear.
