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(Premium Beat confirmed that they do not.) It doesn't seem like this is a problem yet, so hopefully it stays that way.

#VIMEO COPYRIGHT MUSIC SOFTWARE#

This means if those companies ever register works through Audible Match, the Copyright Match software maker, you'll have to go through the process of proving that you licensed the tracks.

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They don't have anything in place yet to cut down on flags if you happen to license music through companies like The Music Bed, Song Freedom, Marmoset Music, and Premium Beat, but they plan on it in the future.

At the moment they are not scanning videos that have already been uploaded, just new videos, so your current work is safe for now.

Demo reels that have copyrighted music will get flagged just like everything else, and this probably wouldn't qualify as fair use.

It doesn't matter if the video is private or not, it will still go through the Copyright Match software.

Here are some keep facts to keep in mind based on reading some questions/answers in the comments section: (By the way, we’re working to expand our library of licensable music, so stay tuned. You also have the option to replace the video file, delete the video, or, in the case where a music match is detected, swap the audio with a track from the Vimeo Music Store. You can tell us that you’re using the material with permission, that your use of the material is protected by “fair use” (more on that below), or that our Copyright Match system made a mistake. If you believe your video follows our guidelines, you can quickly and easily appeal the match by providing Vimeo’s moderators with more information. If we find a match, we’ll present you with a few simple options.

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When you upload a video to Vimeo, Copyright Match “fingerprints” a sample of its audio to see if it matches that of certain third-party copyrighted material, such as songs, movies, and TV shows. Vimeo will email you if they find a match, and then you will have some options ( from their blog post): We've worked hard to make the entire process as easy to use and efficient as possible, but we will definitely be happy for feedback once you've experienced it. If the appeal is denied, the video is deleted. If you choose to appeal, the video will be available for most users while the appeal is pending. If the Copyright Match system detects third-party copyrighted material it will halt the upload and present you with a few options: appeal, swap out the music, or replace/delete the video file. Here is more information about the appeals process: How Copyright Match Will Work for Vimeo Uploads At our size, we need a semi-automated system to help us enforce those beloved guidelines. We now have more than 26 million registered members, with over 170 million people swinging by monthly to watch awesome videos. Over the last nine years, Vimeo has grown into one of the most visited video destinations in the world. We encourage creativity and innovation, and we always want to respect everyone who expresses themselves artistically. Vimeo is a home for original work - not for rips of movies, TV shows, music videos, and sports broadcasts. The first rule of Vimeo has always been: upload only your own videos. That's all about to change very soon as Vimeo has announced Copyright Match, which will flag any and all videos found to be using copyrighted material - unlicensed or not.įirstly, if you're wondering why now, they've always discouraged using unlicensed material of any kind: While Vimeo had similar restrictions against copyrighted material in place, the process had to be done by hand, and thus most people didn't have a problem using popular music on their videos without permission.

You may already be familiar with YouTube's copyright protection software, which scans all uploads to make sure that no copyrighted video or audio is being used without permission.