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Jizz_Beard_thePirate said:
Vasto said:
Jizz_Beard_thePirate said:

Hmm... If Capcom sent him the video, then all this should really be is an youtube copyright claim issue that happens very often with many games and trailers and it should be sorted out soon enough when he puts a counterclaim so I think he's just whining about nothing since this happens to pretty much everyone once a while.

Yes, Copyright claims suck but Companies always need to protect their own IP from being "miss used" by "unauthorized" users and in order to do so, I am guessing Capcom uploaded the trailer to youtube's copy protection database but if Capcom sent him the video, then it was probably a Mistake not to exclude Joe's channel (as well as a few others) from the SFV copyright database. This whole thing is an automated procedure so I feel like the whining is unnecessary unless the counterclaim gets denied which it shouldn't

 

He said that the videos are only good for like 3-4 days before people move on to other videos. Capcom knowing that couuld claim copyright even knowing that its not and then afther 3 days just say oops my bad.

Yea but something like this wouldn't make any sense... If Capcom sent Joe the video to Advertise, then doing a copyright claim would be doing the exact opposite of that... He said at the beginning that Capcom was the one that gave him the video so it really doesn't make any sense for Capcom to do a copyright claim on it

 

Its kinda like how some pc hardware youtubers get free items to review but are not allowed to give bad reviews on those products.

Ryan Shroud from PCPer did a youtube video talking about it.