The attribution will work the same way if the sample is from someone else’s channel, too. This, explains YouTube, provides a way for creators to reach an untapped audience to engage with their long-form content. When a Short is created from the user’s own channel’s existing content, it will be attributed back to the original video with a link in the Shorts player. From there, they’ll be able to sample a one- to five-second video segment from any eligible video on demand or other YouTube Shorts video and incorporate that into their own. To use the new remix feature, users will first tap on “Create,” then select “Cut” from the remix options. Together, these choices highlight how much of a threat TikTok is perceived to be by the established tech giants. Instagram introduced a similar tactic with its own Remix functionality. But it’s also an aggressive stance to automatically opt in everyone who’s ever uploaded to YouTube, making their content potential fodder for Shorts videos. With this policy, it’s clear YouTube intends for its Shorts ecosystem to grow to become a large public platform, like YouTube itself. Of course, this could be problematic for creators who had remixed their content into successful videos, as their remixed Shorts would then disappear. It would also delete all the other Shorts that had sampled their video content. Instead, they can only choose to delete their own original Short, which would remove their audio from the other Shorts that used it. Shorts creators who want to restrict the use of their content in other videos have fewer options. For comparison, TikTok creators are able to prevent others from sampling from their videos on an individual basis from the video’s privacy settings, in addition to setting default permissions for all their videos from the app’s main privacy settings. However, content on YouTube Shorts itself cannot be opted out of remixing, says YouTube. There’s just one exception to this rule: Music videos with copyrighted content from YouTube’s music partners are not eligible to be remixed. That means if a creator doesn’t want their content remixed into Shorts, they have to opt out from YouTube Studio, the company explains. YouTube videos across the platform will be immediately opted into remixing by default. The feature is an expansion of YouTube Shorts’ existing “remix” functionality which had previously allowed creators to sample audio from other videos into their own Shorts posts.
Then be able to access that channel from their own Google Account. To add a manager, enter the email address of whoever you want to be a manager.Then go to the channel's account settings and click Add or remove managers. On YouTube, make sure you pick the right channel.Only the owner of the Google+ page can add or remove managers.The YouTube channel, they must be listed as a manager of the linked
Manage the channel without sharing passwords. If a channel is linked to a Google+ page, then multiple people can
Add or remove managers of a channelįrom (go to the reference to have access to the the linked pages at the source) At this time it's not possible to move Youtube product data but it's possible to have several managers for Youtube channels linked to Google+ pages.
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