[quote]The company's Content ID system will terminate broadcasts if "third-party content" such as music is detected, a feature absent on Twitch.[/quote]
I get the feeling most people will stick to Twitch for the time being
[QUOTE=Thunderbolt;48544486]I get the feeling most people will stick to Twitch for the time being[/QUOTE]
I was about to ask if their content id bullshit is just as strict as it is on youtube. There's my answer, why would anyone want to stream under those conditions?
[QUOTE=Thunderbolt;48544486]I get the feeling most people will stick to Twitch for the time being[/QUOTE]
If you already make content for YT, then you'll be fine on YTG I would wager. For me my streams would end up being monetized from the start. So I'll probably do streaming on YT more.
[QUOTE=Thunderbolt;48544486]I get the feeling most people will stick to Twitch for the time being[/QUOTE]
I'm pretty sure this only counts for when streamers play music over the stream themselves and not just music from the game.
[QUOTE=cdr248;48548227]I'm pretty sure this only counts for when streamers play music over the stream themselves and not just music from the game.[/QUOTE]
ContentID doesn't decide what is from music and what is from the game. If it finds it, it identifies it.
[QUOTE=Brt5470;48548539]ContentID doesn't decide what is from music and what is from the game. If it finds it, it identifies it.[/QUOTE]
Aye, I tested this yesterday, playing some Killing Floor 2 and got copyright warnings from one of the songs that plays in the game.
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