AE - Video Copyright [ Green Screen ]

When I am importing video footage in After Effect it goes green, I'm curious why it happens?
My friend said that it's because of Video Copyright. They are rendering this video so that no one can edit it
Can I set copyright to my video like this?

Thats not the case.
I have created my own material and want to protect it. I am asking that if somebody else created such protection on their video (I mean it is visible only as green screen while editing and I think its not only the problem of having a proper codecs) how has they done it? Can I do it? how?
I hope I have stated my question correctly and everything is clear. again , i repeat that I know that some of those videos needs proper codecs but some of them (even when u have a codecs) still appear as only green image and I think its a meter of copyright.
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