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We (TechSmith) do not create the songs ourselves (we source them from 3rd parties) so other parties may have a copyright claim on the material.

Follow the on-screen prompts that will walk you through the Dispute process see the below video for details:.

Click on “Actions” and choose the “Dispute” option as seen below:.

Please make note of the file name and claimant found in the “Content Used” and “Copyright owners” see:.

Click on the “Copyright Claim” bubble in the right-hand pane and choose “See Details:”.

Locate the affected video and click on the “Details” icon for the Claimed video, see:.

Log into your YouTube channel that has received a Copyright Claim and click on Your Videos in the left-most sidebar see:.

If you did not receive an email notification like the above image, please follow these steps to dispute a Copyright Claim on YouTube: If the asset you asset that you are using is one of Camtasia's default library files, such as the song, "At the Top" and you have received a Content ID claim, please follow the same steps as below, but use our Camtasia EULA instead of the TechSmith Asset Store ToS, which can be found here (PDF version available here). You can dispute a claim by clicking the “View claim details” link found in the notification email note that you will need to have a copy of the TechSmith Asset Store Terms of Service which is available here, to complete the Dispute Process. The first step is to dispute the claim via YouTube’s Dispute process and should be done as soon as possible. Your account standing is not affected by this. This message indicates that a Copyright owner (or from an agency on behalf of the Copyright holder) has flagged your video for verification to ensure you are licensed to use/monetize the video containing copyrighted content. You may receive an email notification from YouTube that looks similar to this:

I have received a Copyright Claim on YouTube for a video using Camtasia Assets that have been purchased from the TechSmith Asset Store.