English term
running flaw
(4) Protective measures - "beeps" in sound track and/or a running flaw in the film (reading "For archives only") shall be inserted to further prevent commercial usage.
Can I say it's a "watermark" (marca de agua)? Is there another way of putting it in spanish?
Thank you!
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