In a structure of an epitaxial film of yttrium iron garnet (YIG) with crystallographic orientation (111) 11.8 μm thick and a 5 nm thick platinum (Pt) film deposited on its surface, the effect of EMF generation in a platinum film during the propagation of magnetostatic waves (MSW) in the structure was studied at values of the tangential constant magnetic field H less than the saturation field H_s~65 Oe of the YIG film. The experiments were performed in a geometry where the field H was parallel to the crystallographic direction [1¯21] and to the MSW antennas, and the distances from the input antenna to the output antenna and to the Pt film were ~5 mm and ~0.5 mm, respectively. In the structure under consideration, at |H|<H_s, a stripe domain structure (SDS) was formed, which in fields |H|<H_1~5 – 7 Oe acquired a branching character in the near-surface layer. In the range of fields H_1<|H|<H_2≈40 Oe, MSW propagation was observed in the frequency band ∆F_1~ 300-550 MHz, which was accompanied by EMF generation due to the inverse spin Hall effect. In the interval H_2<|H|≤H_s, MSW propagation was observed in the frequency band ∆F_2≈ 750-1750 MHz, while the frequency interval in which the EMF signal was recorded turned out to be several times smaller due to the development of MSW parametric instability.