A Mark In Time
Previous Albums => Down The Road Wherever (2018) => Topic started by: shangri la 1 on January 11, 2019, 07:51:43 AM
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Update for the few AMITers who don’t mind watching the video clip attempts that I edit. Six have now been completed, and I am just starting on the 7th from D.T.R.W. record. Two others may get a start also, so based on those numbers this is one of my favourite MK records of all time.
All six of the completed ones are on A.M.I.T. TV channel on You-tube (so that means they are now not yet blocked by any of the video copyright holders) but 3 can’t be published due to the record company’s policy. They may allow publication at a later date? They seem more protective of D.T.R.W. than they were for Tracker, so that might be a good sign for sales figures? We were allowed to publish several within 2-3 or 4 months from the release date of tracker, but this time only Non-Album tracks have been allowed.
As far as video company bans go, the version of “My Bacon roll” had to have 31 seconds altered to pass the copyright censor.
See if you can work out what their reason was and the regions in which it will be banned in if published?
Anyone wanting to view the two versions can PM me..
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interesting info! thnx, as always, for your work SL1!
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Fantastic videos, keep up the amazing work - it is very much appreciated.. :wave
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interesting info! thnx, as always, for your work SL1!
Thanks Pottel. I'm gradually working out the complexities of the platform we know as You tube!
When we do new album promo videos or concert tour dates videos I was convinced that they only allowed audio samples of less than 20seconds in length, but I had a couple just over 20 secs recently and they were allowed?
There are still a few inconsistencies with the process, that the various publishing companies employ when 'blocking or outright banning' uploaded content. Like the differing rulings ??? made with our recent uploads (below).
Ours is not to reason why; Ours is but to do or die. :think
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Fantastic videos, keep up the amazing work - it is very much appreciated.. :wave
Cheers Knopflerfan! You were one of the AMITers I was referring to above.
I think my own fondness (I know many folks really don't like any or hardly any music videos) for music videos came from our (OZ's) relative isolation to the wider music scene through my formative years. It wasn't until "Molly" of the "high roller stetson" variety started his music shows in the early 70's that we saw very many non-Australian music acts in any decent numbers.