Youtube's autodetect system can be a bitch. And Japanese companies won't usually let you settle claims properly either, they are extremely protective of audiovisual shit, even when it's used fairly or in AMVs, which may or not be Fair Use. They do not tend to care about any holders of copyright or the citizens outside Japan, which is why they often region restrict their content, though recently were forced to do so to almost all their content thanks to Youtube Red fuck youtube red, fuck youtube, and fuck the idiots who think fair use is 'harming' companies
I've seen a few clips that last for minutes, with the inclusion of compilations. However, the main issue is, the autodetect system, if the show is included in it, will often block a video preemptively, after the upload is complete, thus rendering the entire thing useless.... the ways to bypass it aren't too difficult, but will completely screw up any subs that are on the video. Zooming, mirroring adding a couple video effects or filters, may throw the system offbalance if the anime is in the content ID library (some are not, and some are added much later, depending on the distributor or the company), and thus, it may not block it. However, due to search keywords, it's likely that the video will be found and taken down.
It's almost all completely dependent on the network. TV Tokyo is one of the worst and TBS is almost as efficient as they are. Ghibli is none too nice either. None of them are fair whatsoever, and once again, let me reiterate, all too careless of the international market and international anime fans. They will solely take down shit to prevent Japanese fans from accessing in encouragement to make them buy merch and boost sales. It's a dirty ass tactic.
I miss the days when youtube had full episodes. Or three part ones. Now, that was great. An uncensored youtube, filled to the brim and seeping with actual content, regardless of whether it was considered 'copyright violation' or not, as supposed to guys reacting to shit. Now that was Youtube. Ever since YT got taken over and has been bullied continuously by corporate dogs, the worse it's become, to the point where even content creators are angrily responding to the automated system being ineffective and the companies acting too harshly. Shit needs to change, man. |