Cases emerging 360 ° movies to avoid YouTube's automatic detection of illegal uploads

YouTube scans the contents of the copyright owner and detects it "Content IDThere is a system called "system that is similar to the content ID, and it can be detected automatically when a movie is uploaded, but there is a case to avoid by uploading this content ID in a 360 degree movie I have done it.

The following movie was uploaded the movie "Last Song" released in 2010. Normally, it will be detected as a content ID a few minutes after the upload, but it has become ready for viewing the article even after 3 weeks have passed since it was uploaded.

The Last Song 2010 movie - YouTube


Why is not it detected as a content ID because this movie is uploaded as a 360 degree movie? After clicking on the screen of the movie and moving it, you can see that the image is embedded in a place like a dance studio where a woman is located.


YouTube's Content ID matches the uploaded movie against the database of files submitted by the copyright owner. When "match" is found in the movie and the file in the database, the copyright holder can cope with the uploaded movie such as "mute audio", "impossible to view the movie", etc. is.

However, it seems possible to avoid the content ID by embedding the image in the 360-degree movie. Uploaded "last song"Thuy PhamUsers like the 1995 movie "Clueless" in the same wayuploadI was doing it,It was taken up by many mediaBecause it is deleted at the time of article creation.

In addition, it seems likely that the place like the dance studio where the movie was embedded is the same as the place where the following 360 degree movie was taken.

[360 VR] 밤비노 (Bambino) '오빠 오빠' Eyes mode - YouTube