Algorithm of youtube to check license of videos

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I'm starting on a project to research about the algorithm of Youtube to check the license for videos.

About the demo, I will use C# to create the tool. This is a small tool, with MSsql to store the DB(videos) and 'user' who can upload video. The tool will be checked it and reject it if this video has been registered licensed.
So, I want to research the algorithm of youtube about the how to register and check the license for videos...
Who can help me share your document or ideas about the algorithm of youtube?

Thanks a lot. Alviss

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Who can help me share your document or ideas about the algorithm of youtube?

Posted 2-Jul-16 23:09pm

Alviss_H

Updated 2-Jul-16 23:22pm

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 3-Jul-16 5:18am

That's a question you should ask YouTube...

Alviss_H 3-Jul-16 5:31am

Thanks.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2016-07-02T23:22:00

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We can't help you with this: the code is proprietary to YouTube and so only they can legally give you any information.

You could try contacting them - YouTube Contact Us[^] may help, they may be willign to give you info. Since it's a project, they might - but I wouldn't bank on it.

Posted 2-Jul-16 23:22pm

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Alviss_H 3-Jul-16 5:31am

Thanks, this exactly one solution.
I will try it now.