When using Sermon Shots' built-in music library, you might occasionally receive copyright notices on platforms like YouTube or Facebook. Don't worry - all music in Sermon Shots is copyright-free. Sometimes automated systems incorrectly flag these tracks.
Why Does This Happen?
Platform algorithms (like YouTube's Content ID system) sometimes mistakenly identify our copyright-free music as copyrighted content. This is a known issue that can happen on social media platforms.
How to Handle Copyright Claims
Option 1: Dispute the Claim
- File a dispute with the platform stating that the music is copyright-free
- This often resolves the issue quickly
Option 2: Adjust Your Video Length
- For YouTube Shorts specifically:
Option 3: Try Different Approaches
- Select a different track from our library
- Upload your video without music
- Add platform-specific music after uploading
- Try re-uploading the same video
Tips for Success
- If one track consistently causes issues, try another from our library
- Consider testing your video with different music options
- Save a copy without music as a backup
Need More Help?
If you continue experiencing copyright issues, our support team is here to help. Contact us at support@sermonshots.com.
