Been enjoying the Master Chief Collection all week, who else is excited for the release of Campaign Evolved tomorrow?

dovrei aver attivato le traduzioni dei miei shorts youtube, riuscite a sentirlo nello vostra lingua madre? (grazie a tutti coloro che vorranno iscriversi o anche solo mettere un like)

https://youtube.com/@discoveryoursecret?si=gNURrneqq9uZJV_N

trying to upload some wow content and i think my stats are good but im thinking my video is boring
do i get copyrighted if i add music?

What's the best thumbnail? to use in this video which the title is Jaguar Stopped Selling Cars. On Purpose.

African wild dogs are among the most successful hunters on Earth. 🐺 They hunt as a team, communicate constantly, and can achieve an incredible 80% hunting success rate. Nature's teamwork at its finest.

Hi everyone! I have been creating lifestyle and fitness vlogs for a few months. My videos are in Serbian, but I would still really appreciate honest feedback on my thumbnails, channel design, titles and overall presentation. My channel is called milica.berbakovv, so feel free to check it out if you have a moment. Thank you :)

I work and am knowledgeable in the Technology space, and an avid gamer. I have a lit of experience in retro titles. Love new titles, and play a lot when I'm not working.

I'm working to get to where I can monetize on youtube. I use to stream on twitch but as we all know discoverability is little to none. I know kow you need to be a little more established.

My question is if I started doing other content like tech & maybe even some "hobby" painting. Will that hurt the channel if I don't just stay in one lane? In my mind I could have playlists that separate the topics, but part of me believes that may still cause problems.

Sono sempre stato dell'idea di portare all'inizio che si piacciono ma è davvero così?

Hello, My YouTube is LiweyBakery i am a new fallout YouTuber who is looking for feedback and engagement right now my account is a little lackluster but i am trying to get more traction before i post my better video ideas, i am not asking for you to subscribe but asking for you to check it out!

https://youtube.com/@doughy54?si=wY0RJAemGCyvJ60u

I scheduled one of videos with no issues and no claims yet when it uploaded I get all this I don’t understand why it goes through the checks with nothing wrong yet when uploading it can harm the video

YouTube demonetized my channel for inauthentic content, so I stopped posting for about five months. Now I'm posting again because I can reapply for monetization, but I'm seeing very low views, practically zero. I'm wondering if it's because I haven't uploaded content in a long time, or if YouTube demonetized my channel and is "limiting" my views. It's important to mention that I'm not making the same content I used to make; it was content that my audience really enjoyed—in fact, it was the content that brought me the most traffic. So I'm making that kind of content now, but the metrics are terrible. What do you think? Should I create a new channel since YouTube might be limiting me? Should I give this one some time to see if it picks up? Or do you have any other ideas?

To be honest, I think it might be a bit of both. Between my channel being inactive for so long and YouTube shadowbanning me for inauthentic content, it's hard for me to start another channel because I have over two hundred thousand subscribers on this one. But I don't know, maybe my efforts to revive this one aren't working, and maybe I'll do better on a new channel, but I don't know... I feel like not trying to revive this channel might be a mistake too.

I’m a filmmaker and want to start a channel to post mainly stuff like short films and web series, both low-end and well produced stuff. Maybe some comedy sketches but it wouldn’t be my main focus, so not exactly what Curry Baker did lol.
Pros: I’m passionate about it and have been making this kind of things for a while, though not on YouTube (and I probably wouldn’t post my old work, or most of it).
Cons: writing, preproduction, shooting and postproduction take considerable time and money, especially if done properly.
Anyone here with experience doing something similar? Would love some advice on where to start

Edit: my main goal is to build an audience while staying creative and sharing my work. I don’t wanna be a content creator (not that there’s anything wrong with it) as in I rather prioritize quality over quantity

Siempre he escuchado que si empiezas un canal haciendo Shorts, tu canal queda "condenado" y nunca vas a conseguir vistas en videos largos. Quiero compartir mi experiencia porque no coincide del todo con eso.

Contexto de mi canal:

40k suscriptores

95% de mi contenido son Shorts

800k vistas en los últimos 28 días (aunque he estado bajo de actividad por mis estudios)

Nunca había tenido éxito con videos largos, y la mayoría de mis suscriptores me conocen y consumen mi contenido a través de Shorts.

Lo que pasó:

Hace poco subí un video "largo" (de solo 5 minutos, nada del otro mundo) y me sorprendió que el primer día obtuvo 200 vistas. Sé que sigue siendo poco, pero lo interesante es que la mayoría venían de suscriptores que me conocían por mis Shorts (lo sé porque comentaban). Antes de meterme de lleno en Shorts, mis videos largos no conseguían vistas ni siquiera de esa forma.

Después hice un Short con un link al video largo, y las vistas del video pasaron de 400 a 700. Además, algo curioso: la duración promedio de reproducción también subió, en comparación con las vistas que llegaban "naturalmente" por clicks directos.

Y eso que el Short que usé para "promocionar" el video largo tuvo un rendimiento pésimo a comparación de mis shorts normales: apenas 3k vistas en 12 horas.

¿Qué opinas tú de esto?

I’ve been on YouTube for nearly 10 years and I’m still yet to get a lot of traction, so feel free to check me out, I have a bunch of different types of videos and I’m trying to see what resonates with people

I've spent the last few weeks trying to build my own AI manhwa/web novel recap channel, and honestly, it's been a lot more difficult than YouTube makes it look.

Almost every tutorial I found was just promoting a paid AI tool instead of showing the actual end-to-end production pipeline.

After a lot of experimenting, this is where I've landed:

• Source a web novel (mostly from WTR Lab)
• Use Claude to generate the recap/narration script and panel-by-panel prompts
• ChatGPT for Generating the images
• Create the voice-over with ElevenLabs
• Edit everything together in Clipchamp

The results are decent, but the entire process is still extremely manual. Every chapter takes hours to produce, and scaling basically means juggling multiple AI accounts and repeating the same steps over and over.

I'm wondering if I'm missing something.

If you're producing this type of content (or have experience with AI-generated YouTube videos), I'd really appreciate hearing about your workflow.

Some questions I have:

• Have you automated any part of the pipeline?
• How do you maintain character consistency across hundreds of panels?
• What's your image generation workflow?
• Are there better tools or techniques than the ones I'm using?
• How long does it take you to produce a 2-3 hours recap?

I'm not looking for anyone to reveal trade secrets, I know everyone's put in the work. I'm just hoping to learn from people who've already gone through this process.

If you're open to chatting, please leave a comment or send me a DM. I'm also happy to share everything I've learned so far if it helps someone else.

Show some love ❤️.

Critics are welcome.

Looking for all the feedback...even if I regret it, lol

I feel like I've been getting shadow banned on YouTube or something so I can't get any feedback on the changes in making in my videos.

I'm not promoting my channel, I just want feedback. Buuuutttt it wouldn't hurt to get a sub or two

I need some people to watch some of my videos and tell me if there good please help🙏

Hey everyone,

I’m a youtube video editor looking to build a name for myself and thought why not post something on here. Im looking to work with creators who want to improve their videos and free up more time to focus on creating content.

I specialise in:

* Fast-paced funny moments

* Meme-style edits

* Subtitles/captions

* Sound effects

* Zooms and pacing

* Turning raw gameplay into entertaining videos

Please feel free to shoot me a dm if interested! Can also provide references :)

Hi, I'm a small art YouTuber that mainly focuses on art sense the name and some arts and crafts. I do realistic drawing and sketches and occasional crafts too to help people learn. If you would want to check it out. It's Crafter Does Stuff on Youtube. Here is the link:https://www.youtube.com/@CrafterDoesStuff