lets be honest those aren't your stuff. just edited from other youtube videos. its not your content
1- By writing this comment, do you think you've discovered a dangerous secret that no one else knows? For your information, this is what I wrote before I even started posting on this thread:
"I have a good media material extracted from athletics events and I would like to share it in this wonderful forum"
Greetings to all forum moderators and members.
• I am an old member but I have never posted any content before.
• I am a fan of women's athletics. Where beautiful scenes happen During the broadcast of events.
• I have a good media material extracted from athletics events and I would like to share it in this wonderful forum.
2- I use publicly available sports broadcast content and compile scattered clips into a single video after editing and anyone who posts videos like these (whether on this forum or elsewhere) is sharing content primarily derived from publicly broadcast sporting events, or posting photos taken from someone's personal account.
3- All the videos on my Instagram account are my own edits. I did not rely on any previously edited footage. I extract the clips myself from the original sources. (If you’d like a challenge, give me the number of any video I’ve posted, and I’ll provide the link to the original content from which the clips were taken).
4- Do you know how much time and effort it takes to extract scattered clips, each no more than 3 or 4 minutes long, from a sports broadcast that usually lasts at least 3 hours and at most 10 hours, and then edit, cut, and compiled them into one video using an editing tool?
Can't believe the amount of effort? Do you think it's simple? Well, try it yourself and tell us about your experience. I will provide you with a 5- or 6-hour sports broadcast recording and the name of a specific female athlete. You are required to extract the clips featuring that athlete (Specialized software is used to extract the footage in order to preserve its original quality) and compile them using editing software, and then show us the result.
5- Some sports broadcasts content on certain sports channels websites is protected from piracy, and extracting footage from their sites is not easy. It requires considerable effort.
6- The overwhelming majority (99% or more) of the content circulating online consists of footage taken from sporting events it was broadcast to the public somewhere in the world. Exclusive content accounts for 1%, if not less. (I follow dozens of YouTube channels that broadcast similar content, all relying on public footage, with the exception a channe (which I believe to be Cypriot or Greek) that relies partly on proprietary content and another Russian channel that broadcasts 100% original content. You can tell that their content is original from several factors. Most importantly:
• Their content is not available on any other channel (And if their content is found on another channel, their logo will appear unless it has been removed.)
• All the female athletes in the content are Russian, meaning they are Russians recording Russian sporting events (If they relied on public content, their material would have included non-Russian female athletes).
• The recoding quality is high, indicating they use professional cameras that are even better than those used by any athletics federation broadcasting its live content via YouTube.
7- Appreciating the efforts of others is a good thing and is to be expected from any normal person.