I haven't been to this forum in a long time, but that's partially because Modul8 works so well, I haven't needed help.
I have a YouTube page, and I sometimes post VJ sets that I have done there using Modul8, etc.
YouTube's IVP program allows you to "monetize" your videos ( you get a tiny bit of money from the adds they have on the page ),
but to do this, you must be able to claim permission for the content that is in your video.
That's no problem for me, because most of my VJing is with 100% original material,
( and I ask permission of musicians, etc. that may be involved as well )
Believe it or not, they challenged my ownership of a audiovisual set that I had entirely made myself,
with Modul8 and other programs. I'm going to appeal it!
They have a checklist for various items appearing in a video:
one of these is "video game or software visuals" -
This seems obvious, given the purpose of Modul8,
but could we please have an official statement from you to give them?
As registered users of Modul8, we have permission to use it's output
in our A/V works and live performances, correct?
And feature it on YouTube, DVD's etc.
( and it is okay if the program UI happens to show up in our performance recordings, right?)
Thank you very much.