There’s a limit to how many videos a channel can upload each day across desktop, mobile and YouTube API. If issues are found, you can remove the claimed content from your video or choose to dispute a claim. Use the Checks page to screen your video for copyright issues. You can add video chapter titles and timestamps to your videos to make them easier to watch. These topics are meant to help you find content that you want to watch faster.
When you upload a video, the video file is imported to YouTube. YouTube doesn’t have a tool to upload audio files, but you can try other video editing software. You can’t upload audio files to create a YouTube video. You can also publish your video while checks are running and fix issues later. The copyright check searches for copyrighted content in your video. Your video must be 25 seconds or longer to add an end screen.
If you only want to see recommended content about a specific subject, explore topics on the Home and watch pages. You can like, dislike and remove liked videos to influence your recommendations and search results. You can also turn off your watch and search history, or start fresh by deleting your Spinrush watch and search history. When you upload and publish your video, YouTube will work out the best way to display the content.