Back 4 Blood warnt Twitch

The new Shooterback 4 Blood speaks a warning to Content Creator. The warning obviously depends mainly on Streamer on Twitch. Developer Turtle Rock has no streaming rights on the music used. Therefore, streamer should be careful when transferring the game.

That says Back 4 Blood : An employee of Turtle Rock, which is responsible for communication and influencers, Warnt Content Creator via Twitter (Via Twitter):

Attention Content Creator. If your back 4 Blood brings as video on Demamd is important: The Jukebox has copyrighted music that is played when you use it. We do not have the streaming rights to the songs playing there, so ensures that you turn off the music when you interact with the Jukebox.

Alissa Barry

Music industry makes Twitch since Corona really stress

What is the problem? Turtle rock does not speak clear twitch users, but it is obvious that the warning is focused mainly on streamers and streamers at the distance from the largest streaming platform.

For a long time, copyrighted music was seen on Twitch Locker. Although it was officially forbidden to play music in which the streamer has no rights, but the years left without consequences.

During the Corona crisis, the music publishers broke out revenue through concerts and tours, now they discovered that their copyrighted music is used on Twitch from streamers. They started to cover Twitch with copyright strikes when listening to music in videos. Twitch continued these strikes as warnings on Streamer and deleted the corresponding clips because they were legally obliged to do so.

The streamers were scared, their channels could be banned because of such strikes and some deleted their video archives.

Meanwhile, there is an agreement with the music industry that streamers are safer and do not have to fear a spell. Nevertheless, you should avoid transferring copyright music.

Since last year, the video game industry has become sensitive to the fact that the soundtrack of its games often contains copyrighted music that can not just run over Twitch.

That might be the solution : Other games have now taken out a streamer mode . This turns all copyrighted music silently in a game, so that the streamer can show the game without having to have fear of strikes.

With Back 4 Blood it says, you are working on such a stream mode. Until then it says well: Caution with the stream.

When the discussion was relevant 2020, the release of cyberpunk 2077 was at and twitch himself gave advice:

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