Your video (Gimp Makeover - Limpieza) has been identified as containing content that may be owned by someone else. The material identified in your video, the person claiming ownership of the material, and the policy they have designated for its use on YouTube are detailed below.
Material Copyright Holder Policy Countries
Audio from STING-DESERT ROSE UMG Allow Everywhere
If the policy is listed as "Allow," the material will remain on YouTube and the Copyright Holder may receive data about the number of playbacks of your video. Additionally, advertising and a small brand logo or "badge" may appear next to your video. If the policy listed is "Block," your video will not be available in the countries noted.
You have the following options:
1.
Do Nothing
Your video will continue to play uninterrupted everywhere.
2.
Dispute Claim
If you believe that the video at issue is your original content, has been misidentified by our systems, or that you are otherwise authorized to use it without consent, you can file a dispute claim. You may use this option to dispute the video's association with the rights owner(s) listed above. You will be guided through a web-based form, and your dispute will be passed to them for review.
Please note that if you protest the claim made against your video, we will make your video available for view to the alleged rights owner. This is necessary for the rights owner to review the dispute, and will happen regardless of the privacy settings you placed on your video. If your video is private and you are not willing to allow the alleged rights owner to view it, we unfortunately cannot accept a claim dispute. However, if your video is private, this will be clearly notified to the rights owner at the time of viewing your video and they are required to respect the privacy and confidentiality of your video.
If upon review the rights owner(s) concludes that your video infringes their copyrights, the following actions will occur depending on whether they have elected to block or allow their content as detailed above:
If they have elected to allow their material to remain on YouTube, they may continue to include their brand and advertising on the video page and have access to playback data.
If they have elected to block their material on YouTube, they may submit a notification of alleged infringement under Section 512(c)(3) of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. This will result in a strike against your account and may result in the permanent deletion of your account, so you should not file a dispute claim unless you are confident you are authorized to use the content at issue. For more information on this process, please see http://www.google.com/support/youtube/bin/answer.py?answer=59826&hl=en_US.
Please also take a few minutes to visit our Help Center section on Policy and Copyright Guidelines, where you can learn more about copyright laws and our Video Identification Service.