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How to check if a YouTube channel is monetized : Use a browser like Chrome and go to the channel's page. Then click the right-button on your mouse and select "view page source". When you're on view page source, hit CTRL+F to open the search box and search the value "is_monetization_enabled". If...

You can't be good at everything. Not everybody can become a voice-over talent. If your voice-over is not of high-quality, just use an AI voice, they get better everyday and you can already find very good ones (on AWS or Google Cloud for example). It's not expensive.

Rollideo 4 hours of videos for 20 euros (faster to use the API for video generation)

I would say a beginner must try to sell his products or services by marketing them in his YouTube videos. Monetization of the videos (YouTube money) will probably not be profitable enough and your channel can be destroyed by YouTube without any warning.

YouTube doesn't have a specific policy against using a text to speech software to create voice-overs for your videos. Examples of what’s not allowed to monetize (this list is not exhaustive): - Content that exclusively features readings of other materials you did not originally create, like...

Rollideo can create videos from a text (with auto-generated voice-overs)

You can use AWS lambda for video rendering, and save the video on AWS S3. That's what I am doing with the service Rollideo (video generation with AI voices). Cloud computing on AWS lambda has a consumption-based pricing model, it's really cheap.

From what I have read, YouTube doesn't have a specific policy against using a text to speech software to create voice-overs for your videos. If you look at the number of views and comments, viewers really like the video from the OP. The video creator has used an AI voice from AWS Polly (called...

Use Rollideo (it provides auto-generated voice-overs)

I am using Rollideo for the auto-generated voice-overs.

Maybe it's one the of the Google Cloud text to speech voice. The pitch of the voice can be modified on Google Cloud so it's difficult to identify which one can be used in your example. For my website I use AWS text to speech, the quality is almost the same between AWS and Google Cloud, among...

I am surprised you don't use Tinder

I spend few $ a month in AWS polly to generate voice-overs for videos. And 15$ with Mailjet for email marketing.

On CloudFlare Go to security-> Firewall rules For a free plan you can add 5 Firewall rules. Add strong anti-spam traffic Firewall rules for the countries which have no useful traffic for your website.

windscribe is free for a user who only use a VPN occasionally. it's working well