<p>I am having a issue i.e: Facebook deletes the video uploaded by me and says It contains copyright audio. It is <code>6min</code> video so <strong>how could I know which part is being aborted by Facebook</strong>.</p>

<p>Thanks a million.</p>

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2014-06-23T14:08:00.507Z
Are you using any copyrighted songs in your video?  This could be something as simple as playing in the background of a clip.
AJ Henderson
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2014-06-23T16:30:35.290Z
Not sure about Facebook, but I know that with youtube, there is an appeals process for when their algorithms detect copyrighted music when none exists.  Which leads me to the question; is Facebook actually hosting the video?  Because if so, you could just try a different host.
Jason Conrad
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2014-06-30T03:22:12.483Z
What @JasonConrad said is probably going to be your best solution. Facebook support is pretty much non-existant for things like this. Most of the algorithms are getting better but facebooks is probably the weakest still
Chris James Champeau
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How to detect which part of the video is using copyright audio on facebook
Moeed Farooqui
# How to detect which part of the video is using copyright audio on facebook

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-06-23)

I am having a issue i.e: Facebook deletes the video uploaded by me and says It contains copyright audio. It is `6min` video so **how could I know which part is being aborted by Facebook**.

Thanks a million.

**Tags:** video, audio, copyright

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Are you using any copyrighted songs in your video?  This could be something as simple as playing in the background of a clip.  
> **username_2**: Not sure about Facebook, but I know that with youtube, there is an appeals process for when their algorithms detect copyrighted music when none exists.  Which leads me to the question; is Facebook actually hosting the video?  Because if so, you could just try a different host.  
> **username_3**: What @JasonConrad said is probably going to be your best solution. Facebook support is pretty much non-existant for things like this. Most of the algorithms are getting better but facebooks is probably the weakest still  

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