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at risk 4 findings 4 still open pre-clearance: none JARO / Consumer Affairs Agency / PMDA certificate (PDF) markers (CSV)

Findings

Rule	Citation	Evidence	Class	Severity	Window	Status
shot 5 00:30.8 to 00:32.1 1 finding · 1 open
JP-FLASH-01 The sequence contains full-frame luminance flashing measured at 6.0 flashes per second, which exceeds the permitted threshold of 5 flashes per second for non-red flashing. This violates the NAB Japan and NHK Guidelines on Video Techniques in Animated Programs under Broadcast Act art. 4 standards.	NAB Japan (National Association of Commercial Broadcasters in Japan) and NHK Guidelines on Video Techniques in Animated Programs, issued 16 April 1998 following the December 1997 photosensitive-seizure incident during the animated program Pokemon; self-regulatory, adopted by individual broadcasters into the program standards required under Broadcast Act art. 4 sourced		policy segment	65	00:30.8 to 00:32.1	open	Remediate now
Remediate JP-FLASH-01 1What should change Reduce flashing frequency Apply frame blend filter Replace with continuous lighting 2How to do it Rewrite with Omni any span up to 10 seconds where the footage should stay the brand's own instead of being regenerated 0.14 EUR 1.3s patched · high Regenerate with Veo genuine 3D motion, where a patch cannot hold 1.88 EUR 4s generated · high Patch one frame a locked-off shot, where nothing moves 0.04 EUR 1.3s patched · low Say what should happen (Omni and Veo) Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span. Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
shot 8 00:35.1 to 00:42.1 3 findings · 3 open
GL-HEALTH-01 The voiceover explicitly claims a nutritional and physiological performance benefit ('Twice the energy of any other drink') without meeting substantiation standards for comparative nutritional claims. This triggers the ICC Framework for Responsible Food and Beverage Marketing Communications.	ICC Framework for Responsible Food and Beverage Marketing Communications sourced	triggering frame	policy segment	70	00:35.1 to 00:42.1	open	Remediate now
Remediate GL-HEALTH-01 1What should change Replace with flavor description Replace with lifestyle phrasing Mute nutritional claim 2How to do it Rewrite with Omni any span up to 10 seconds where the footage should stay the brand's own instead of being regenerated 0.70 EUR 7.0s patched · high Regenerate with Veo genuine 3D motion, where a patch cannot hold 3.68 EUR 8s generated · high Patch one frame a locked-off shot, where nothing moves 0.04 EUR 7.0s patched · low Say what should happen (Omni and Veo) Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span. Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
GL-MISLEAD-01 The voiceover assertion 'Twice the energy of any other drink' is a quantifiable comparative superiority claim presented without substantiation or qualification. This directly breaches ICC Code art. 5 substantiation requirements.	ICC Advertising and Marketing Communications Code, art. 5 (substantiation) sourced	triggering frame	policy segment	70	00:35.1 to 00:42.1	open	Remediate now
Remediate GL-MISLEAD-01 1What should change Replace with non-comparative line Modify to qualified claim Remove comparative statement 2How to do it Rewrite with Omni any span up to 10 seconds where the footage should stay the brand's own instead of being regenerated 0.70 EUR 7.0s patched · high Regenerate with Veo genuine 3D motion, where a patch cannot hold 3.68 EUR 8s generated · high Patch one frame a locked-off shot, where nothing moves 0.04 EUR 7.0s patched · low Say what should happen (Omni and Veo) Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span. Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today
JP-KEIHYOHO-01 Claiming 'Twice the energy of any other drink' represents the product as significantly superior to all competing drinks without objective substantiation. This constitutes a misleading superiority representation prohibited under Keihyohou art. 5 item 1.	Act against Unjustifiable Premiums and Misleading Representations (Keihyohou), art. 5 item 1 (yuuryou gonin hyouji, misleading superiority representation) sourced	triggering frame	legal segment	65	00:35.1 to 00:42.1	open	Remediate now
Remediate JP-KEIHYOHO-01 1What should change Replace with subjective slogan Remove superiority claim Mute claim in audio 2How to do it Rewrite with Omni any span up to 10 seconds where the footage should stay the brand's own instead of being regenerated 0.70 EUR 7.0s patched · high Regenerate with Veo genuine 3D motion, where a patch cannot hold 3.68 EUR 8s generated · high Patch one frame a locked-off shot, where nothing moves 0.04 EUR 7.0s patched · low Say what should happen (Omni and Veo) Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span. Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today

Rule

Citation

Evidence

Class

Severity

Window

Status

shot 5 00:30.8 to 00:32.1 1 finding · 1 open

JP-FLASH-01

The sequence contains full-frame luminance flashing measured at 6.0 flashes per second, which exceeds the permitted threshold of 5 flashes per second for non-red flashing. This violates the NAB Japan and NHK Guidelines on Video Techniques in Animated Programs under Broadcast Act art. 4 standards.

NAB Japan (National Association of Commercial Broadcasters in Japan) and NHK Guidelines on Video Techniques in Animated Programs, issued 16 April 1998 following the December 1997 photosensitive-seizure incident during the animated program Pokemon; self-regulatory, adopted by individual broadcasters into the program standards required under Broadcast Act art. 4

sourced

policy

segment

00:30.8 to 00:32.1

open

Remediate now

Remediate JP-FLASH-01

1What should change

Reduce flashing frequency Apply frame blend filter Replace with continuous lighting

2How to do it

Rewrite with Omni any span up to 10 seconds where the footage should stay the brand's own instead of being regenerated 0.14 EUR 1.3s patched · high Regenerate with Veo genuine 3D motion, where a patch cannot hold 1.88 EUR 4s generated · high Patch one frame a locked-off shot, where nothing moves 0.04 EUR 1.3s patched · low

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today

shot 8 00:35.1 to 00:42.1 3 findings · 3 open

GL-HEALTH-01

The voiceover explicitly claims a nutritional and physiological performance benefit ('Twice the energy of any other drink') without meeting substantiation standards for comparative nutritional claims. This triggers the ICC Framework for Responsible Food and Beverage Marketing Communications.

ICC Framework for Responsible Food and Beverage Marketing Communications

sourced

triggering frame

policy

segment

00:35.1 to 00:42.1

open

Remediate now

Remediate GL-HEALTH-01

1What should change

Replace with flavor description Replace with lifestyle phrasing Mute nutritional claim

2How to do it

Rewrite with Omni any span up to 10 seconds where the footage should stay the brand's own instead of being regenerated 0.70 EUR 7.0s patched · high Regenerate with Veo genuine 3D motion, where a patch cannot hold 3.68 EUR 8s generated · high Patch one frame a locked-off shot, where nothing moves 0.04 EUR 7.0s patched · low

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today

GL-MISLEAD-01

The voiceover assertion 'Twice the energy of any other drink' is a quantifiable comparative superiority claim presented without substantiation or qualification. This directly breaches ICC Code art. 5 substantiation requirements.

ICC Advertising and Marketing Communications Code, art. 5 (substantiation)

sourced

triggering frame

policy

segment

00:35.1 to 00:42.1

open

Remediate now

Remediate GL-MISLEAD-01

1What should change

Replace with non-comparative line Modify to qualified claim Remove comparative statement

2How to do it

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today

JP-KEIHYOHO-01

Claiming 'Twice the energy of any other drink' represents the product as significantly superior to all competing drinks without objective substantiation. This constitutes a misleading superiority representation prohibited under Keihyohou art. 5 item 1.

Act against Unjustifiable Premiums and Misleading Representations (Keihyohou), art. 5 item 1 (yuuryou gonin hyouji, misleading superiority representation)

sourced

triggering frame

legal

segment

00:35.1 to 00:42.1

open

Remediate now

Remediate JP-KEIHYOHO-01

1What should change

Replace with subjective slogan Remove superiority claim Mute claim in audio

2How to do it

Say what should happen (Omni and Veo)

Added to the model's own instruction. Ignored by the patch methods, which edit a frame rather than re-render the span.

Generation budget 45.00 of 45.00 EUR left today

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