Launch of Audible Magic and Audio Remix
We recently told you that we were testing a copyright video detection tool. It is now online and we will continue to enhance it in the month to come and to benchmark other tools that detect copyright videos. We also told you that we were working on a tool that allows you to replace the copyrighted music in the videos you create with cleared music beds we have negotiated with our music partners. Well… this is also up on our site and ready to use.
This tool is named Audio Remix. When one of your videos is detected to have a copyrighted audio track, we will ask you to use Audio Remix to replace the audio track.
Audio Remix is very easy to use. Only three steps are necessary to change the audio track of your video:
- Choose a genre and artist
- Select the track you would like to use
- Click “Publish” to insert the new track into your video
This process only takes a few seconds, plus a couple of minutes to reencode the video, and is an easy way to respect your favorite artists’ copyrights.
We just signed a deal with our friends at Jamendo to give you access to over 50 songs. In the future, we will constantly add new music to the Audio Remix library to give you the largest choice possible!
27 July 2007 à 6:52 pm
Already on youtube…
It can’t work if you forbid video with “copyright” anyway.
d’uh…. so dumb
27 July 2007 à 8:15 pm
[...] for licensing programming from RDF USA; found guilty of copyright infringement in France. (release, company blog, Reuters, The [...]
28 July 2007 à 12:49 am
*** I have thought all along that there may be someone posting videos using my name. Pleas be advised that I have never authorized anyone to post a video nor have I ever done so either. Yet, from your message I infur that you have blocked my access to videos due to some thing of that nature. Is there any way for me to clear this up and go back to being able to view videos again? Thank you.
29 July 2007 à 6:07 am
We can’t live in denial all the time. Why not, finally, we can have free music, but, this is not helping any artist (in my opinion or views), it promotes then but the artists don’t get money, hope this works, and if this system finally works, we could say finally it was a good thing…
The result and the future will tell us what was right….
8 August 2007 à 1:11 am
And the number of visits is… dropping. Ad impressions? Who needs ‘em!
Hello? Is anyone still here? No?
I guess I’ll turn off the light on my way out…
11 September 2007 à 6:50 pm
[...] map your videos–a feature Daily Motion calls video geolocalization. *Users can utilize the Audio Remix tool which allows one to replace copyrighted audio with music from Daily Motion’s music partners. [...]
22 September 2007 à 9:41 am
seoline…
…wrote a very informative article on……
10 December 2007 à 1:45 pm
Hello? Is anyone still here? No?
23 January 2008 à 11:41 am
feature Daily Motion calls video geolocalization. *Users can utilize the Audio Remix tool
19 February 2008 à 8:42 am
The idea seems nice to me. And strange name.
3 March 2008 à 7:02 am
jimsotonna…
jimsotonna dropped by…
23 April 2008 à 5:41 pm
None…
None…
26 November 2008 à 9:38 am
your idea is nice for me.
13 February 2009 à 9:44 pm
Message Received: Jan 05 2009, 04:30 PM
From: “Dailymotion Notifications”
To: melon666@fsmail.net
Cc:
Subject: Your Dailymotion account will no longer be associated with this address
Why was this message sent to me Kendy?
It is 39 days since I made a complaint. I have sent 431 emails so far.
I have asked for someone out of 120 employees, to take responsibility and investigate my complaint as I can prove that the account melonooo belongs to me and me alone. I have over 4000 friends and I don’t want to loose all my messages. My account has been given to someone else, with a different email address from the email address I have used for the past year melon666@fsmail.net and now has access to my personal details. How is it that new friends are being accepted without my agreement? All the evidence is there for you to see. I have proved that you have sent notifications for account melonooo to my email address melon666@fsmail.net
I have now been told that Dailymotion will ignore my complaint and any questions from now on. Why do you refuse to abide by your own rules as stated below?
FOR TECHNICAL REASONS AND IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE HANDLING OF YOUR
FEEDBACK BY OUR TEAMS, PLEASE REPLY TO THIS MAIL DIRECTLY BY CLICKING
THE “REPLY” BUTTON OF YOUR MAIL CLIENT.
OTHERWISE, WE CANNOT GUARANTEE THE PROPER TREATMENT OF YOUR REQUEST.
It seems that the policy of Dailymotion is to ignore all legitimate communications until the account member gives up. I am not going to give up.
Dailymotion considers that a single member is not worth the effort yet states the following,
The information sent to Dailymotion is collected and processed according to current law governing Internet service providers. According to applicable law, at any time you are entitled to access, modify, correct or delete your personal data by requesting to do so via the “Contact Us” section.
22 April 2009 à 2:24 pm
hm. nice..