Showing posts with label Youtube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Youtube. Show all posts

Thursday, June 9, 2011

YouTube India to Showcase One Blockbuster Movie Every Month

Google India today announced Box Office, a new YouTube channel that where you’ll be able to watch a new blockbuster movie every month.
The movie channel is now live at youtube.com/boxoffice .
Google made a relatively low-key announcement on Twitter this afternoon about Box Office but it is still an important development.

YouTube Box Office provides Indian viewers an opportunity to watch the new and popular Bollywood movies in full HD (1080p) from anywhere – you don’t need a credit card, movies never expire and all you need is adecent Internet connection and abrowser with Flash player (sorry iPad users).
The movie producers should be feeling lucky as well because of all the advertising dollars that Google must be sharing with the them.

The Box Office channel is sponsored by Intel and, unlike any other video on YouTube, these movies include 15-second video ads that play after every 10 minutes of the movie. Thus, a 2-hour long movie (Indian films are often longer) can easily have 10-12 ad breaks and you cannot skip, pause or hide these ads. Good for advertisers and the viewers won’t necessarily mind these short ads.

YouTube India had earlier partnered with Reliance Big Picture to showcase Salman Khanstarrer Dabangg on YouTube – the experiment was mostly a success but the movie is no longer available on YouTube.

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

How to Upload a Video to YouTube

Do you want to be able to share your videos with friends, family, and perfect strangers? Well you can with the video sharing website Youtube. Here's how to do it.

  • Go to YouTube
  • Create an account if you do not already have one. Or go onto the next step if you already have an account.
  • Log into your account.
  • Click the "Upload" button on the top of the homepage. It's to the right of the search bar, next to Browse.
  • Choose a video file. YouTube currently (4/11/2009) accepts these video formats:
.AVI (Audio Video Interleaved)
.3GP (cell phones)
.MOV (Mac)
.MP4 (iPod/PSP)
.MPEG or .MPG (Motion Picture Experts Group)
.FLV (Adobe Flash)
.SWF (Shockwave Flash)
.M4V (h.264)
.WMV (Windows Media Video)
  •  Click the Upload Video button. Click "Browse" to search for a video on your computer. When you find the video file, click Upload Video.
  • Enter the details required, the title of the video, the description of the video, what category the video should be in and the tags. Optionally, you can fill in the Broadcast Options, the Date and Map Options and the Sharing Options.
  • Hit Save button and your title, description, etc. will be saved when your video has completed uploading. When the bar fills, you have posted a video on YouTube!

 

How to Save & Edit YouTube Videos

YouTube is one of the most popular websites in the world today. It is even the second biggest search engine, with millions of people using the site to learn how to do things. It is quite easy to save and edit your favorite YouTube videos. Download YouTube Downloader, Freecorder 4 or YouTube Grabber (see References) and install the program. These free tools will allow you to download YouTube videos.

Go to YouTube and select a video you want to save and edit.

Go to the "Start" menu on your computer and open up the YouTube Downloader or one of the other programs mentioned. The URL of the video will appear in the application. Click "OK." The video will download to your computer.
 
Click on "Convert Video" on the YouTube Downloader, find the video on your desktop, select "WMV" and click "OK." It is necessary that you do this so that the clip works with the movie editing program that you have on your computer. 
Wait for the video to convert. It should take a few minutes depending on the size of the video you have downloaded.

Go to the "Start" menu and select "Windows Movie Maker." Select "File" and "Import Video." Find the video that you converted.

Select the video from the list of files. Drag and drop the video to the timeline below. After the file is at the timeline, you can simply drag the cursor to the desired location and split your video into sections. You can add text to the video, clip the video or combine it with another one.

select a video you want to save and edit.

Go to the "Start" menu on your computer and open up the YouTube Downloader or one of the other programs mentioned. The URL of the video will appear in the application. Click "OK." The video will download to your computer.
 
Click on "Convert Video" on the YouTube Downloader, find the video on your desktop, select "WMV" and click "OK." It is necessary that you do this so that the clip works with the movie editing program that you have on your computer.
 
Wait for the video to convert. It should take a few minutes depending on the size of the video you have downloaded.

Go to the "Start" menu and select "Windows Movie Maker." Select "File" and "Import Video." Find the video that you converted. 

Select the video from the list of files. Drag and drop the video to the timeline below. After the file is at the timeline, you can simply drag the cursor to the desired location and split your video into sections. You can add text to the video, clip the video or combine it with another one.

Save YouTube Videos to Your Favorites

Save YouTube Videos to Your Favorites
 
Load a video page that you want to save.

Click 'Save to Favorites.' 
 
Make sure the 'Favorites' box is checked, and then hit 'OK'. You may also choose Playlist from the pull-down menu and save the video to a specific Favorites category you have previously created. If you need more help understanding Favorites and Playlists, visit the YouTube Help Center 'How Do I Make A Playlist?' page.
 Click 'My Account' followed by 'Favorite Videos' at any time to access all your saved content.

Save YouTube Videos to Your QuickList

Go to the YouTube home page(see the Resources section below.)

Click 'Log In' and type in your account information.

Browse the vast array of video content. When you find a video that interests you, click either the image or the text to load the video's page.

Click the '+' symbol that appears in the video. This automatically saves the video to a 'QuickList.' You can file videos in your 'QuickList' into 'Favorites' or other Playlist categories at a later date. A QuickList just allows you to quickly bookmark and save the video.

Thursday, June 2, 2011

How to Flag a Video For Future Viewing in Youtube


Youtube is a video-sharing website that was founded in 2005.http://www.youtube.com/t/about Using Adobe Flash Video technology, the site lets you watch user-created videos, music videos, commercials, television clips, movie trailers and more.
You’re browsing the YouTube site and find a video that looks interesting to you, but you don’t have the enough time to watch it right then. Fortunately, YouTube lets you save this video in a temporary QuickList, without having to open the video page and start playback. Then, when you’re ready, you can go back to this video and watch it at your leisure.

To add a video to your QuickList, all you have to do is click the little + button at the lower-left corner of any video thumbnail. Videos stay in your QuickList for just a single web browsing session; as soon as you close your browser window, the QuickList is flushed.

To see all the videos stored in your QuickList, go to any video viewing page and look for the Unsaved Playlist panel on the right side of the page. View a single video by clicking the thumbnail, or you can play all the videos in your QuickList one after another by clicking the Play All link. To clear your QuickList, click the Clear link.

How to submit video in Group to youtube

Many of them don’t know about this facility. We don’t know why Youtube doesn’t show this feature in navigation or in “my account”.

Create or find a group in Youtube depending upon your content. If you can’t find any group related to your content, then create a group and ask others to upload videos in that group.

 

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