Do I need rights to post FIFA 16 videos on YouTube?

[DubTheMob]

Greetings Freedom Friends,
I hope you are doing well as you read this

I have a really important question.

As mentioned in the title, do I need rights to be able to post FIFA 16 videos on YouTube?

I have read a couple of articles and complaints from other fellow content creators that have faced some troubles with posting FIFA footage without rights...is it true? I really don't know, because I haven't posted a FIFA video yet...

So I would really appreciate your sincere opinion
Have a good one!
Dub

 

[StrafyTV]

I'm pretty sure if you're under a network, like freedom, you should be cool.

 

[TwilightPrinze]

I have 2 video'a from (Don't laugh) Fifa 14 and i haven't had any issues. So my guess is that Fifa 16 is the same.

 

[1tzHazey]

You Can post any FIFA video on youtube if you decide to monetize the video you have to mute the fifa music in the game since they are real tracks from artists game sounds in the match are fine not the music in the menus

 

[DubTheMob]

I'm pretty sure if you're under a network, like freedom, you should be cool.

Thanks man, always good to know [DOUBLEPOST=1444393386][/DOUBLEPOST]

I have 2 video'a from (Don't laugh) Fifa 14 and i haven't had any issues. So my guess is that Fifa 16 is the same.

Thanks for your input man![DOUBLEPOST=1444393609][/DOUBLEPOST]

You Can post any FIFA video on youtube if you decide to monetize the video you have to mute the fifa music in the game since they are real tracks from artists game sounds in the match are fine not the music in the menus

Very helpful man, thanks a lot!

 

[Prology]

You just need to turn music off and your be fine , I had the same problem back when I did fifa

 

[DubTheMob]

You just need to turn music off and your be fine , I had the same problem back when I did fifa

Fair enough! Thanks man!

 

[RBaha Gaming]

Yeah man, go into your FIFA settings and turn off the volume of the background music but keep the commentary and other sound effects up, it helps avoid Content ID strikes