Good Luck Guys! Thank you!
(11-24-2017 11:08 PM)adhy09 Wrote: [ -> ]MD5 is a unique identifier to a file (the video in this case). Therefore, Youtube DO scan for MD5 on new uploads. Changing the MD5 is easy, just open i.e. Windows Movie Maker and change the length just a few seconds of the video. This will change the MD5 since it's not identified as the same video, simply because it isn't the same video anymore.
So Yes, youtube scans for MD5
Changing the md5 works..
*Only for videos which are not, trailers, tv commercials, Official Songs etc(you get the idea)
For all other videos it works, so if you are thinking about ripping a PPD/Aff/etc video and uploading it, it WILL work...
Good tip for those that don't know.
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I used md5checker, and my md5s came out different after using this software. This is a great and simple tool.
Thanks for the favorable comment. Glad the share was of value to you.
(02-11-2018 02:40 PM)471405 Wrote: [ -> ]I used md5checker, and my md5s came out different after using this software. This is a great and simple tool.
That doesn't compare the MD5 hash. LOL!
(11-24-2017 06:57 PM)kimberly007 Wrote: [ -> ]Guys I did try to used a SOftware named VIDEO COMPARER and the result the Video Duplications is indeed identical and not unique at all.Thank you!
I never used a software, how does this software work' content from other videos used in a new video is forbidden and Youtube banning accounts.
I actually bought the VB software which comes with this 'spinner' (or whatever it is), - which claims you can create tons of videos in couple of mins, but their Help/Guides Suck!
i.e. It doesn't tell me if I can upload these 'new' videos into the Same channel, or do I have to create new channels and How etc...
So not using it at all so far
But Thank you All for the tips - learned something new
