The Video Manager inside the YouTube Creator Studio is the hub for managing all your videos on your channel in one easy place.
The Video Manager inside the YouTube Creator Studio is the hub for managing all your videos on your channel in one easy place.
In your Creator Studio, the first screen that you’ll come to is your creator studio’s dashboard. The dashboard gives you a little bit of everything and is customizable to include extra widgets, with the ability to rearrange them in a few ways.
Explaining the Creator Studio: Channel Category, Branding Tab.
The Subscriber page on Analytics is a good way to see how you’ve been doing with gaining subscribers, as well as the ones you’ve lost.
On the End Screen page of Analytics, you can learn how viewers and subscribers are reacting and interacting with your end screens at the end of your videos.
The Cards page on Analytics can be used as a way for your audience to interact with your channel during your video, letting them subscribe, donate, show other channels, and more!
The Video Manager inside the YouTube Creator Studio is the hub for managing all your videos on your channel in one easy place. The Video submenu, more specifically, is the main section of the Video Manager that has the most utility for managing videos.
The Video Manager inside the YouTube Creator Studio is the hub for managing all your videos on your channel in one easy place. The Playlists submenu, more specifically, is the hub of all things playlists.
The Video Manager inside the YouTube Creator Studio is the hub for managing all your videos on your channel in one easy place. The Copyright Notices submenu, more specifically, is the hub of all of your videos that have been hit with the copyright hammer.
While OBS is used for streaming, it’s a very useful recording software when configured correctly. Today I will show how to add separate audio tracks to OBS and allows you record independently of each other. This tutorial is meant for Windows users. Mac users will have to wait for another day.