I got a copy in exchange for my review.
Overall, this is a good primer on Instagram, if you’re a beginner. I’m sure intermediate and advanced users will find something they didn’t know, or may need refreshing on. A lot of the content correlated with another book with a similar premise That I’ve...
Macserialjunkie.com is what I use as an all purpose download resource for Mac. Cgpersia / Cgpeers for video related stuff, and audioz.download for audio stuff
I do animation separately from the channel that I’m talking about. I do animation myself. The channel I’m referring to doesn’t have anything to do with animation though.
That sucks. I don’t think it’ll affect the entire channel though. We have a couple of restricted videos on ours, and only those videos have been affected.
Like I said earlier, we found it beneficial to just reupload the video, using a different title, and with the offending stuff blurred out...
No clue what would happen if it’s in appeals already.
What I HATE about their editor, is that I had to mute a curse word in the beginning and blur things out. I couldn’t figure out how to mute it so I just trimmed that section out, using their editor. I found out the hard way that you can’t...
And no, it doesn’t use a new URL if you edit / blur using YouTube’s editor. That’s the benefit of doing it through there. Reuploading an edited version of the video would be a last resort.
And I wouldn’t undo the changes after I’ve gotten the green check. Since you get one more shot at manual...
It saves the original version of the video in case you ever want to restore it. It takes like a day or two for the changes to go into effect, or at least it did for me.
My video was age restricted, had like 50k views within a couple of days, and as soon as they flagged it, the growth slowed...
YouTube has gotten a lot more strict lately. I’ve had to go in and censor things like smoking in the recent videos I’ve put up, whereas before there wasn’t an issue. My suggestion; Use the YouTube Creator edit function and blur the guns anything else out and then have them review it again. If it...
If you release something through Distrokid, the knowledge panel will eventually be created automatically, and then you just need to claim it. Click the “claim this knowledge panel” and follow the instructions from there.
Sounds like a bad client. Not all clients are worth the trouble. This one sounds like they won’t know how to appreciate the service that you’re providing, since it doesn’t seem like they actually even understand the service that you’re providing. I’d part ways with them, and save myself future...
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