Recent content by Solixy

My current goal is to start working myself into the entire automated content niche. For a little bit of background, I have spent the past half-year or so developing custom solutions to generate various automatable content on YouTube as a personal project. I can currently generate automated...

It was not acquired, I developed and designed the software myself

The project is built in python which is an interpretive language meaning that the process cannot simply be compiled into an executable. On top of that, the project uses a 3-stage architecture consisting of a server, manual video generator, and uploader which are all designed to run separately...

The bulk of the creation pipeline is written in python. HTML/CSS and JS are used to create the screenshots of the text, ImageMagick is used to handle any image manipulation (Mostly for the automated thumbnail creation), and FFMPEG is used to create the video files and concatenate them all together.

I have very limited knowledge of anything related to best practices for ranking, video metadata, growth strategy, etc. My philosophy has just been that if I keep uploading forever, I’ll grow. I’m sure I could be doing a whole lot more on the growth side of things but as of right now I’m just...

I upload 3 times a day and the channel itself currently has about 500 videos. However, every video I upload gets killed off, meaning that the videos no longer produce any views, after about 4-7 days so all of my views come from new uploads. The channel has grown 100% organically, I've never...

Doing your own voice-over is enough to get the channel monetized I believe. It's still not very easy from what I can tell though. I created a custom program that automates the creation of Reddit TTS videos. I started uploading consistently in November of last year and am currently pulling in...

I actually do upload videos from the API on a daily basis for automated youtube channel using youtubeuploader by Porjo on Github (I can't post the link since I have < 15 posts). All I did was make a video uploading a video using his API client and linked his GitHub page when they asked for...

The hard part is finding a high-value source of content that isn't exhaustive, meaning sources that are ever-growing and won't run out of content any time soon. Reddit, Tik Tok, and Twitch, for example, are really good sources in that respect but you'll still have to (probably) nail down a niche...

I have no current plans to open source to project for the foreseeable future. If you’re looking for something similar, the user HA6Bots has a Reddit-to-YouTube TTS generator on GitHub. That one, however, still requires a fair bit of effort like making your own thumbnails and manually reviewing...

Keep us updated, are you feeling better? Are your parents still sick? Did you end up going to the doctor?

Those could be some magical beans! Maybe you'll wake up living the fairy tale of Jack and the Beanstalk. One can only hope....

You tell him

Get a programming job and start blogging on the side.

May I ask what subreddits you're pulling from? Are you taking various memes from various subreddits and compiling them or are you doing it on a more channel-specific basis like uploading "top gifs of the day" or stuff like that?