Possible Help for YouTube & Facebook Content ID Copyright Claims Hello everyone, I wanted to share something that may be helpful if you're receiving Content ID copyright claims on YouTube, Facebook, or other social media platforms, even though you're using music that was provided through a licensed AI video creation service. Like many creators, I've experienced a number of automated Content ID claims involving background music that was supplied through a commercial platform. After contacting customer support, I received confirmation that the music is licensed for commercial use. I also learned that automated Content ID systems can sometimes identify licensed music and generate claims even when the creator has the proper rights to use it. The encouraging news is that the matter is now being directed to the appropriate licensing department so they can provide additional guidance regarding documentation and the proper process for resolving these claims. While I'm still waiting for their official response, this appears to be a positive step toward a solution. If they provide documentation, guidance, or a recommended procedure that can help creators resolve these automated claims more easily, I'll be happy to share that information with the community. For now, my recommendation is: - Don't panic if you receive an automated Content ID claim. - Keep records showing where your music came from. - Contact the company that supplied the music through your editing platform. - Ask whether they can provide licensing documentation or instructions for disputing claims. - Be patient while the appropriate licensing department reviews your request. Many of these claims appear to be generated automatically and do not necessarily mean you've intentionally violated anyone's copyright. As soon as I receive an official response from the licensing department, I'll post an update for everyone. I hope this information is helpful. Best wishes, Dr. Casey Hamlin Casey's Travel Magic Quiet Wisdom – Casey