Youtube and Moviestorm music packs, copyright

[kibishipaul]

Recently I've been posting my movies on Youtube and nearly everytime I am getting the 'matched third party content' warning for the music I'm using. As the music is always what I've bought from Moviestorm and I assumed to be coyright free and licensed for commercial use I cannot understand what the problem is. I've appealed some of these and using exactly the same music I've had the warning both revoked for one movie and enforced for another. According to each warning, the music belongs to a company called Duffnote. Is this the case? and is there anything that Moviestorm can do about this?

Advice appreciated.

[lucindamc123]

KKFFOO, I just read that article. What puzzles me is when and where people have time to do all these things on a cell phone? And why? This must be aimed toward teenagers because I know my daughter wants her phone to do all these things. But heck, we have about 7 computers around the house so I don't even understand why she wants all this on a tiny cell phone screen. She can't have her cell phone at school and the rest of the time she is at the Y working out or playing basketball and also she plays sports year round with another group.

Or are people doing this at work? Hum, wonder what their employers think about that.

However, the new Moviestorm application that will work on an Ipad has me intrigued because we spend a lot of time driving my daughter to sports events all over Missouri and other states and waiting around so I could make movies while I am waiting around or riding in the car.