In the video I also mention that you can download my music for free and share it with your friends. This does not mean you can use it in your intro videos. I may give you permission but please ask first, otherwise your video could get removed by YouTube for infringement. I'm a pretty nice guy tho and will usually let you use it in return for a link to my band page.
Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts
FCE Final Cut Express - Creating Surreal YouTube Intros
In this tutorial I show you how to create a surreal video intro for YouTube using basic stock footage.
In the video I also mention that you can download my music for free and share it with your friends. This does not mean you can use it in your intro videos. I may give you permission but please ask first, otherwise your video could get removed by YouTube for infringement. I'm a pretty nice guy tho and will usually let you use it in return for a link to my band page.
In the video I also mention that you can download my music for free and share it with your friends. This does not mean you can use it in your intro videos. I may give you permission but please ask first, otherwise your video could get removed by YouTube for infringement. I'm a pretty nice guy tho and will usually let you use it in return for a link to my band page.
FCE Final Cut Express to YouTube - Best Export Settings and using VideoVangelist
In this video I show my personal settings for exporting video from Final Cut Express and uploading it to YouTube. I also try to solve a few problems for some of my viewers regarding getting rid of bars, and how to convert video from other formats for use in Final Cut Express to prevent constant rendering, using VideoVangelist.
Creating YouTube Video Links
In this tutorial I show you how to layout and create some cool video preview links for your YouTube videos. This will allow you to create visual subscribe links, and video preview links to other video, channels, etc.
Free YouTube Intro / Project Music By: The NISH Project
You are allowed to download, listen to and share my music amongst your friends for free. If you wish to use my music in your YouTube videos then I require name credit "Music By The NISH Project" within the video and a link to my channel http://youtube.com/frankstechhelp in your video description. These are my only two rules, break them and YouTube will remove your video. Now have a listen and happy mixing: http://www.reverbnation.com/nishmusic
My music may only be used on YouTube, if you have a project outside of YouTube and wish to use it then please contact me.
My music may only be used on YouTube, if you have a project outside of YouTube and wish to use it then please contact me.
YouTube: You Have Recently Contacted Too Many Users
YouTube: You Have Recently Contacted Too Many Users.
Please wait for some time before trying again.
If you are an avid YouTuber like I am then you have probably received this error message at some point in your YouTube adventures. YouTube restricts the number of subscriptions and friends that you can add in a given amount of time to prevent spammers from acquiring to many subscriptions. This also prevents automated software from spamming their servers.
Why would they do this?: There are a lot of legitimate channels on YouTube and once you get enough subscribers you are eligible to sign up for the YouTube Partner Program which allows YouTube content providers to make money from their channel and video views. For some content providers the goal of subscribing to someone's channel is to prompt them to return the favor and have them subscribe to their channel in return, you see this a lot with the MLM'ers trying to get people to subscribe to their (multi-level marketing) business. If they allowed you to acquire too many subscriptions quickly then this would boost that process and everyone would be a YouTube partner in no time flat. By restricting the amount of subscribers you can get YouTube prevents not only the amount of spam that you get but keeps things legit for those who are honestly trying to build their content driven business. Plus it keeps the MLM'ers from spamming the heck out of everyone.
I have been a YouTube content provider for over a year now and as much as I would like to be a YouTube Partner I have no desire to spam my viewers and loose my account that I have worked very hard to build. In fact, at the time of writing this article I only have around 260 subscribers. I've never once logged in to YouTube with the intent of spamming videos just to get subscribers. I run a free tech service and pride myself on doing things the right way, so spamming channels for subscriptions is out of the question for me.
Testing: Although I have never found any official information on YouTube regarding how many subscribers you can get in a given amount of time I have done some testing to see what the limits are and have come up with the following information.
During my test I was able to subscribe to 10 users in a row before getting the error message, after waiting 8-10 minutes I was able to start subscribing to users again until I hit 10 and then got the error message again. If you are trying to boost your subscriptions then the best bet is to subscribe to 9 users, watch a few videos and then subscribe to 9 more users and so on. YouTube also limits your subscriptions to 2,000 unless you have a lot of people subscribed to you in return.
Hope this information helped you guys out!
Please wait for some time before trying again.
If you are an avid YouTuber like I am then you have probably received this error message at some point in your YouTube adventures. YouTube restricts the number of subscriptions and friends that you can add in a given amount of time to prevent spammers from acquiring to many subscriptions. This also prevents automated software from spamming their servers.
Why would they do this?: There are a lot of legitimate channels on YouTube and once you get enough subscribers you are eligible to sign up for the YouTube Partner Program which allows YouTube content providers to make money from their channel and video views. For some content providers the goal of subscribing to someone's channel is to prompt them to return the favor and have them subscribe to their channel in return, you see this a lot with the MLM'ers trying to get people to subscribe to their (multi-level marketing) business. If they allowed you to acquire too many subscriptions quickly then this would boost that process and everyone would be a YouTube partner in no time flat. By restricting the amount of subscribers you can get YouTube prevents not only the amount of spam that you get but keeps things legit for those who are honestly trying to build their content driven business. Plus it keeps the MLM'ers from spamming the heck out of everyone.
I have been a YouTube content provider for over a year now and as much as I would like to be a YouTube Partner I have no desire to spam my viewers and loose my account that I have worked very hard to build. In fact, at the time of writing this article I only have around 260 subscribers. I've never once logged in to YouTube with the intent of spamming videos just to get subscribers. I run a free tech service and pride myself on doing things the right way, so spamming channels for subscriptions is out of the question for me.
Testing: Although I have never found any official information on YouTube regarding how many subscribers you can get in a given amount of time I have done some testing to see what the limits are and have come up with the following information.
During my test I was able to subscribe to 10 users in a row before getting the error message, after waiting 8-10 minutes I was able to start subscribing to users again until I hit 10 and then got the error message again. If you are trying to boost your subscriptions then the best bet is to subscribe to 9 users, watch a few videos and then subscribe to 9 more users and so on. YouTube also limits your subscriptions to 2,000 unless you have a lot of people subscribed to you in return.
Hope this information helped you guys out!
YouTube: Do Embedded YouTube Videos Count As A View?
YouTube: Do Embedded YouTube Videos Count As A View?
After extensive design and testing for my own site this question eventually came to the surface and the answer is YES! Embedded YouTube videos do in fact count as a view but take this very important point into consideration.
The embedded video will only count as a view if "AutoPlay" is NOT active. The user must actively click the play button for the view to be counted by YouTube.
BE SURE that you do not have your video set to "AutoPlay" or you will waste a perfectly good hit on your embedded video.
With that being said, embed away and enjoy all the great hits you will now receive from your embedded YouTube videos!
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