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What was claimed?

MusicA song, a beat, or a sound.Video clipFootage from a film, show, or another video.Game footageGameplay, a cutscene, or game audio.Something elseA photo, a voice, or a mix.

Where did it come from?

I made itYou filmed, recorded, or wrote the claimed part.I have a licenseSomeone gave you permission, in writing or by email.Royalty-free libraryA site such as Pixabay, or another library with a license.Public domainYou believe nobody owns it anymore.Someone else's, and I talk about itComment, criticism, teaching, or parody.Someone else's, and I just used itA soundtrack or background, with no comment on it.Not sureYou cannot say where it came from yet.

Do you have proof?

A license file, a receipt, or a message that says you may use it.

YesA license file, a receipt, or written permission.Not yetYou do not have proof on hand.Not sureYou might, but you cannot find it now.

What does the claim do?

Blocks the videoViewers cannot watch it, or a country is blocked.Runs adsThe claimant gets the ad money.Tracks viewsThe video stays up. They count the views.

Long video or Short?

Long videoA normal video, longer than a Short.ShortA YouTube Short.

How many days ago did the claim arrive?

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