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(intense rock music)
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<v ->Now for monetization issues.</v>
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If you have received a message from YouTube
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notifying you that you have used someone else's work,
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be it a song or a clip,
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and you will no longer be able to monetize your video,
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then you can replace the audio using the online editor
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in YouTube Studio on your desktop.
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It has a tool for you to blur parts of the video
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and replace audio with music
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that YouTube provides for free,
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but in most cases, removing the audio
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will pretty much ruin your video,
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so it's usually best just to leave the video the way it is
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and let the copyright owner take the revenue.
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So there'll be ads on it,
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but the money doesn't go to you,
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it goes to the copyright owner.
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It's quite annoying,
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but (laughs) it's not worth taking the video down
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if it's a good video.
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Next time, you probably will learn your lesson,
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and you will stop using other people's music.
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Now the blur feature may be useful
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if you need to blur something
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that you didn't realize should be blurred,
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like a face or an address or something too graphic,
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but again, sometimes it just doesn't make sense to do that.
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It's a case-by-case basis.
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You decide, if it's gonna ruin your video by doing it,
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then just let it go.
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I have quite a few videos
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that were either claimed or became demonetized
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for either one reason or another,
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and when you're wrong, just accept it
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and put your energy into new content.
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And if it was a mistake on YouTube's part,
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then you just request a manual review
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and they'll fix it for you, usually within a day or two.
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But as long as you're following the guidelines,
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you shouldn't come across issues like this very often.