Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
video matches
French translation:
conformité d une video
Added to glossary by
Magali de Vitry
Jun 7, 2012 14:04
11 yrs ago
English term
video matches
English to French
Other
Internet, e-Commerce
Any claim relating to Video Matches within the Content Management Tools will be released (as such terms are defined the Content Identification and Management Agreement).
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conformité d une video
carateres videos qui respecte les normes de diffusions legales soit sur internet ou sur autre reseau de communication.
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vidéos correspondantes (voire correspondance vidéo mais ce serait lourd))
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GILLES MEUNIER
: vidéos correspondantes à l'intérieur des outils de gestion du contenu
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4 hrs
vidéos répondant aux critères d'identification
déterminant qu'il s'agit d'une violation des droits de propriété intellectuelle ....
"YouTube is using ContentID to ensure that the longer video time period won't allow more copyrighted material to be illegally uploaded. Viacom (NYSE: VIA) (NYSE: VIA-B) filed a lawsuit against the Google (Nasdaq: GOOG)-owned company, alleging that it allowed Viacom's copyrighted content to be uploaded to the site. That suit is still ongoing as Viacom appealed the decision, which came down in favor of YouTube.
ContentID has a reference file of specific song and video types. If a video matches this content, it will contact the rights holder, who can either have the clip blocked, allow for tracking metrics, or monetize it. The matching technology can even track clips from home videos taping a TV screen. There are more than 3 million hours of content in the ContentID file, YouTube said."
http://www.themoneytimes.com/node/144872
"YouTube is using ContentID to ensure that the longer video time period won't allow more copyrighted material to be illegally uploaded. Viacom (NYSE: VIA) (NYSE: VIA-B) filed a lawsuit against the Google (Nasdaq: GOOG)-owned company, alleging that it allowed Viacom's copyrighted content to be uploaded to the site. That suit is still ongoing as Viacom appealed the decision, which came down in favor of YouTube.
ContentID has a reference file of specific song and video types. If a video matches this content, it will contact the rights holder, who can either have the clip blocked, allow for tracking metrics, or monetize it. The matching technology can even track clips from home videos taping a TV screen. There are more than 3 million hours of content in the ContentID file, YouTube said."
http://www.themoneytimes.com/node/144872
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