Ok, most of the videos I uploaded of High Scores got copyright strike and I had to reupload them to catbox.moe because the videos got unwatchable due to YouTube's crappy copyright system.
I just think putting that rule would require people uploading their runs to other platforms because YouTube starts crying when a copyrighted song is playing for half nanosecond.
Hi unless the videos were copyright striked, they should still be watchable? I think they were copyright claimed. I think they're still watchable depending on what country you're in.
There isn't any rule requiring you to upload to a certain platform, you can upload it anywhere. So idk what rule you want added?
If you want to continue to upload to YouTube, you can mute the game's music for future runs.
I also think these copyright strikes are maybe on there by mistake? Because I've heard of another game that used copyrighted music but if the video got copyright claimed then you could appeal saying it's from a game.
Are you able to appeal? Or maybe contact Pou support.
@YUMmy_Bacon5 I don't want any rule to get added, it is already added saying that top 10 runs needs audio required. Also, sorry for that, I didn't knew that I could mute game's music, I'll do that in future runs.
Just having sound effects enabled is enough, Alternatively you can upload the run to google photos or google drive and we will still be able to verify it.
Hello Everyone, we've been informed about the in-game music causing Youtube videos to be blocked world wide. This has been an issue for some runners who had the game music in their videos. Since Audio is required for top 10 runs, Here's what you can do if you were affected by this: -Upload the video
