One of the most asked questions when it comes to maintaining a YouTube video is whether or not it can be re-uploaded. This is a yes and no answer. You can, but it cannot replace an already existing video. In this video, instructor Richard Harrington addresses the limitations to re-uploading YouTube videos.
- One of the most common questions I get is,…how to do I re-upload a video to YouTube?…It's been live for a couple of weeks and we made a change,…or an update, or there's a mistake…and I need to put a new version up.…But the client's already embedded it…and I don't want to have to change…the URL or the embed code.…Well, if you've jumped right to this video using a search,…and you haven't watched the whole course,…I've got bad news for you. You can't.…You cannot replace a video on YouTube.…You can simply unpublish it and put something else in.…
Now for those of you paying attention…to the status bar down below,…you're probably wondering, "Why does he keep talking?".…Well there are some alternatives I'd like you to know about.…While you can't replace a video,…there are a few useful things.…Keep in mind that the reason why you can't replace a video…and keep the original view count, comments, or ratings,…is that YouTube doesn't want you to do bait and switch.…So when you upload a new video,…YouTube is going to make a new URL…
Author
Richard Harrington
Released
5/25/2018- Relevant YouTube trends
- Managing multiple channels
- Channel creation essentials
- Designing watermarks and channel icons
- Uploading video content
- Creating and managing a playlist
- Uploading custom captions
- Promotion strategies for a YouTube channel
- Interacting with your community
- Working in Creator Studio
- Live streaming on YouTube
- Signing up for the YouTube Partner Program
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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About the instructor3m 44s
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1. An Overview of YouTube Channels
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What is a brand account?6m 44s
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Relevant YouTube trends3m 2s
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2. Understanding Google IDs
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The role of a Google ID7m 48s
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The Google+ connection4m 23s
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Avoid sharing logins2m 39s
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Managing multiple channels4m 47s
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3. Creating a New YouTube Channel
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Channel creation essentials2m 38s
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Required artwork6m 47s
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Updating the About tab3m 19s
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Uploading a channel trailer4m 30s
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4. Creating Channel Artwork
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Designing a channel icons3m 51s
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Designing a watermark4m 5s
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5. Uploading Video Content
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Supported video formats6m 54s
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6. Using Playlists, Sections, and Navigation
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Managing YouTube playlists3m 15s
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Editing channel navigation2m 12s
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7. Using YouTube Cards and Captions
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Uploading custom captions3m 11s
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8. Building a YouTube Community
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Enable community settings4m 26s
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9. The Creator Studio
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10. Live Streaming on YouTube
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Going live with live events4m 29s
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Streaming live on demand10m 38s
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11. Signing Up for the Partner Program
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Conclusion
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Next steps2m 9s
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