Is your video muted because of copyright issues on TikTok?
Are you getting the error “Your video has been made private because the copyright owner has not made music available in your country/region”?
Or are you getting the “This audio is not available” error?
If you’ve been uploading videos to TikTok for a while, you’ve probably experienced muted videos at least once.
This is especially true if your video contains background music.
In this guide, you will learn why TikTok mutes your videos, how to fix muted videos on TikTok, etc.
- Why does TikTok mute my videos?
- How to fix muted videos on TikTok
- How to avoid copyright on TikTok?
Why does TikTok mute my videos?
TikTok has muted your video because it contains a copyrighted song.
When you post a video containing a copyrighted song, TikTok will automatically detect the video and prevent it from being posted.
As a result, your video will be set to private.
If you want to add a song to your video, it’s best to use it on TikTok.
That way, you can avoid having your video taken down by the system.
However, your account must be a personal account to use commercial songs on TikTok.
If your account is a business account, you won’t be able to add commercial songs to your videos on the app.
If you want to skip muting your video, read on to learn how.
How to fix muted videos on TikTok
To fix a muted video on TikTok, you need to re-upload the video and add audio when editing.
Then change the volume of the audio to 0 and you should be able to upload the video.
You can add any sound to the video.
However, sound needs to be added when you are editing a video on TikTok.
You cannot edit videos with a third-party editor (outside of TikTok).
When you add audio to a video using the editor on TikTok, the system won’t be able to detect if you’re using a copyrighted song.
Even if you have set the volume of the sound to 0, the system cannot detect it.
Therefore, adding audio to your video and reducing the volume to zero can prevent your video from being taken down for copyright infringement.
Here’s a step-by-step guide on how you can do this.
Step #1: Re-upload the video
The first step is to re-upload the video to TikTok.
First, open TikTok and tap the “+” icon on the bottom navigation bar.
Tapping the “+” icon will open your camera.
On your camera, you’ll see an upload icon next to the record button.
Tap “Upload” to open your camera roll.
Then, select the same video in your camera roll and tap “Next”.
After you have selected the same video, you will come to the trim screen.
On the crop screen, you can choose to trim the video.
To crop the video, touch and hold the edge of the red rectangle.
Then drag it to trim the video however you want.
Once you are done trimming the video, tap “Next”.
Similarly, if you don’t want to trim the video, tap “Next”.
Step #2: Tap on “Sound” and choose a sound
After you tap “Next”, you will get to the editing screen.
On the edit screen, you’ll be able to add filters, voice effects, and voiceovers.
You can also add audio to your video.
Since you are looking for a way to bypass TikTok to mute your video, you need to add audio to it.
However, you will be able to turn off the sound later, so you don’t have to worry about it ruining your video.
Tap the “Audio” icon at the bottom of the screen.
After you tap the “Audio” icon, a menu will open containing the sounds you can add to your video.
On the suggested tab, choose a random sound to add to your video.
The sound you choose doesn’t matter because you’ll turn it off later.
In this example, I will choose the “Disco Disco (Remix)” sound.
At the bottom of the screen, you will see a “Volume” option.
Tap “Volume” to edit the volume of the sound.
Step #3: Change volume to 0 & post video
After tapping on “Volume”, you will be able to edit the volume of the added video and audio.
Your video volume is indicated as “Original Audio”.
Otherwise, the sound you just added is represented as “Added Audio”.
To prevent the added sound from messing up your video, you need to turn it off.
To turn off added sounds, move the “Added sounds” slider to the left until it changes to 0.
Now, the volume of the added audio is zero, which won’t affect the original audio on your video.
Then, exit volume editing and tap “Next”.
The final step is to post the video to TikTok as usual.
On the “Describe your video” field, add a caption for your video.
You can also add hashtags to increase your video’s reach.
When you’re done, tap “Post” to post the video.
This time, your video will be posted on TikTok without any errors.
This is because you added audio to your video using the editor on TikTok.
You have successfully learned how to fix muted videos on TikTok!
How to avoid copyright on TikTok?
To avoid copyright on TikTok, add audio using the on-app editor instead of using a third-party editor.
If your video already contains a copyrighted song, you can avoid copyright by adding audio to it while you’re editing on TikTok and turning the volume down to 0.
When you add audio on TikTok using the in-app editor, your video won’t be taken down for copyright infringement.
This is because TikTok has obtained the proper license for it.
However, your account needs to be a personal account instead of a business account.
Therefore, if you add audio through the editor on TikTok, your video will not be taken down for copyright infringement.
Conclusion
Copyright issues are a problem many creators face on TikTok.
To avoid these problems, it’s best to use the editor on the TikTok app to add songs to your videos.
If you added a song using a third-party editor, your video will be automatically detected by TikTok as copyrighted music and your video will be made private.
To add a song to your video on TikTok, tap the “Audio” icon on the edit screen, search for a sound, and select it.
Just make sure your account is a personal account instead of a business account to use the “Audio” feature.
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