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dont MUTE non dmca music just do research first before u decide its copyright material
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Create a App or a Datebase Where We Can Check I think that an App could be created where we could check if the music is copyrighted.
And if that were found the app would generate the information and a link where the music could be purchased. To put over the screeb Like this:Song: Holiday
Artist: Madonna
Copyright By Sony
Can be purchased on Amazon2 votes -
Copyright of The Song over the Screen I think, Twitch or the owner of the song coulding put a small note over the live transmition telling viewers that they are the owner of he song. And the song also could be buying at Amazon or somewhere else clicking on the info. In my case Im an old Dj with more de 50 years and I use to play most 70 and 80 and sometimes my guests ask for the name of the song. If there is a link maybe they can be get interesed go out there to buy.
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Get a PRS license? A PRS license would allow copyright holders to get a piece of revenue from it, that sounds fair?
Could we stream copyrighted music if that happened?
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Give us a place to store our music liscences on our Twitch account Allow us to upload our music licenses to our twitch account so we cannot get DMCA'd for music we have been given permission to use or have created our selves any more. At the very least it would expedite disputing a DMCA in most cases...
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Let us be proactive instead of reactive regarding music we play legally. Allow us to avoid the mute and then prove it Allow us to upload the license proof for rights to play or the CC Attribution playlist for music before a stream, so we don't get muted or a copyright strike. I got muted today for music I played was CC Attrib from an artist I am a patron for and they release all their music that way. I would be happy to give you my playlist and if applicable upload proof that what I play is ok to do so. The current system is super frustrating.
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I may have found a way to use Spotify without DMCA risks by using Voicemeeter and the Soundtrack plugin. I recently found a loophole with your Soundtrack plugin that allows anyone to use Spotify without any DMCA takedowns/risks. The Soundtrack FAQ states that Voicemeeter is not compatible with Soundtrack, which isn't totally true. If people have Voicemeeter set up in a way that their mic, desktop audio, Spotify audio, etc are in different sources, they can turn those different sources into different tracks. That is how my OBS is set up. Now if I use the plugin, I can make every one of those tracks EXCEPT the SPOTIFY source go into track 6, not allowing the Spotify to go…
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Royalty Free Music Getting Removed Clips using Bensound songs (which is a royalty free music site) are getting auto removed. This shouldn't be happening! I even have a license for use of music on Twitch and they're still getting auto removed. https://bensound.com/licensing
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Please learn from the MixCloud platform and do the due diligence to handle the copyrights requirements at the platform level It is unfair to expect that individuals will be able to handle the copyright requirements for streaming all over the world, "it would be next to impossible for an individual DJ to clear the rights needed globally to stream a mix. This is not the fault of artists or labels. It’s down to the platforms"
Please follow the example from the Mixcloud platform. I think Amazon is big enough to be able to handle this.2 votes -
Alternative "Soundtrack for twitch app" for desktop audio An app to guide your desktop audio output through so it can be deleted without also removing the microphone output, so we can allow for the creations of clips again without fear of DMCA strikes on clips and VODS while maintaining the streamers speech. Just like "Soundtrack for Twitch" but without the forced 'royalty free music'. basically a way to mute/remove desktop audio from Vods/clips.
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Make it more clear if you can play games with copywritten music in it (specifically osu!) Put a label on what's ok to stream in the game and what's not
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How about Live stations via a bot in discord? Or in-game music? Is playing a live youtube feed directly via youtube or with a "bot" in "Discord" considered as pre-recorded/copyright as well? Or using in-game music, because you did pay for the game and all it's content.
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Give a pop up warning for games that include DMCA songs when choosing your game category, so streamers know right away they'll get strikes When choosing what game you're about to stream on Twitch, it would be easy if Twitch could start keeping track of or have a record of which (major) games will copy strike their in-game music or sounds. Having to accept a checkbox stating 'this game does not allow streaming of its in-game music' would really be beneficial and stop hundreds of strikes from happening in the first place.
If streamers knew before hand and had to accept immediately-muted VODs for those games, it would probably save a lot of time on everyone's end.
If you accept the box, your VOD…2 votes -
Lets talk about Pop Music How about giving us a Creator Camp about how to LEGALY play Pop Music,
dont Start with Monstercat, Streambeats, Pretzel or Soundtrack,
they have "music" but most of us Speak about Popular Music,
Katy Perry, Michael Jackson, Korn, and so on, you Know Music that plays in the Radio, most of us aren't intersted in "just random" background music.2 votes -
Why is the music not advertised on Twitch? It would be a win-win situation for everyone involved if we could buy the music we listen to in streams directly on Amazon. Why can't you just display a buy button for music played on Twitch?
If I listen to something on Twitch, I can't buy it because I don't know the name of the track and the artist and in the chat questions often get lost. You hardly get any information on video requests anyway.
I buy more and more music on Amazon. Amazon now has a large selection of even very small labels. I don't understand why Twitch…
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Ask streamers to confirmation receipt of DMCA strike emails Request that streamers confirm they have read their DMCA strike notification emails. Streamer's inboxes, right? Too many instances of that first notification being missed (and the next two can come in super-quick succession). If they don't reply, spam them or ping them when they access the platform - it's in their interests!
Yes, it's up to streamers to read important emails from Twitch but at its best, technology can help us live better lives.
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Buy the DMCA's copyright.And stop threatening to stop twitch ID. There is a very simple and clear solution to solve DMCA music copyrights.
It's buying DMCA music copyrights on your Twitch.It's also on YouTube.
Do you know why singing streamers broadcast on YouTube? It's because it can get out of DMCA's music copyright.YouTube is not as stupid as you are.In addition, even if copyright music is released, YouTube only limits advertising revenue and does not suspend its account. But what are you guys?
You're doing a crazy thing called stopping Twitch ID.
And if there's a video that's problematic after the show, don't touch it during the live broadcast,…
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Separate Audio Channels w/ Integrated Music Streaming Services Separate in-game audio, streamer voice, and music into different audio channels. Viewers that link their music service (as long as they have an active subscription) of choice to their Twitch account can have access to listen to the streamer's music audio channel. Those without a verified link to a music streaming service they subscribe to would be limited to only in-game audio, streamer voice, and copyright free music. You could use it to promote Amazon Music, and also partner with other music streaming services.
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Filter Clips by Views with Mass-Delete of Less Popular Clips To assist manual reviewing of Clips by reducing their total number, a filter that selects just Clips below a specified view threshold for their subsequent select-all and delete-all.
Apologies if this already exists - I wouldn't know bcs I'm an editor, not a streamer (but I did upvote the idea that suggested editors should manage Clips on behalf of streamers).
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Ban ALL DJ’s Just ban all DJs. I am a DJ. We spin OTHER PEOPLES music and we have since the first DJ. This won’t change so I guess it time to ditch the twitch just line jack doesie and Twitter. Don’t tell me what I can and can’t play. I won’t use your platform and I will promote other platforms over yours ON YOUR PLATFORM. This is the fastest way to loose half your users from the music and performance section.
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