Uploading Same Video Multiple Times

mystery · Oct 15, 2008

Ok, I asked this in one of my old threads but I guess it got buried down.

Isn't there an easier way to add some changes to the same video other than manipulating the timeline?

I'm using the same video multiple times, but each time with diff thumbnail pic placed exactly at the middle. It'd be a hassle to calculate the middle point of each video if I want my changes to be time.

It is easier to import a new pic, add it to the already selected middle point of the video, create movie and save it, rinse and repeat... If each pic has a diff name, would that help affecting with youtube bots in anyway?

viewsonic · Oct 15, 2008

this all depends on what software your using? which is?

When i'm in after effects its just a simple click and drag on the time line, and then hit render for spinning multiple videos off the original. 2 secs per vid.

mystery · Oct 15, 2008

roadie said:
this all depends on what software your using? which is?

When i'm in after effects its just a simple click and drag on the time line, and then hit render for spinning multiple videos off the original. 2 secs per vid.

I'm using windows movie maker, and I didn't quiet get what you mean.

buttercup · Oct 15, 2008

render is like "save movie file" for you.

Is it that important that your pic flashes for only a very short time? I ask because, why not make the pic like 4 or 5 seconds long and just screw the measurement after the initial? Once the pic is 5 seconds long it's just a matter of sloppily scrubbing one second, then another second, then back up. Hope this helps.

drivetime123 · Oct 15, 2008

when you upload the same video too youtube you will get this error saying "duplicate video uploaded" or something like that. When this happens your videos wont go live.

(These instructions are for windows users)

Its really simple all you do is go to the video file your trying to upload and change the file name (example.wmv to example123.wmv).

Next step go to your video file and Right click on your mouse and go to "Properties". After you have done this click on "Summary" tab and change the Title to something different. Thats it!!!!

Hope this helps somebody

Keywestluvr · Oct 15, 2008

Ive been using the free 30 day trial at traffic geyser. They have a feature that will automatically change your video file into different formats and slap on a different title which you supply and then schedule automatic uploads to the sites. They are considered different videos by the youtubes of the net. you can get a 30 trial by following the link below.

http://www.trafficgeyser.com/freetrial/

:cowboy:

viewsonic · Oct 15, 2008

for example if you are spinning your original videos 10 times.
Make up 10 really short bits of video [all of different time lenghts]

each time you do a project after that, you take one of the little bits of video and copy it to your spin video and save. add another random bit and save. add a bit and save, add abit and save, etc.

mystery · Oct 15, 2008

Ok, I think I understand now. Though I think I am past the prob now....

Uploaded the same video 15 times (goal is to hit the 50 mark). All went live with no prob. I think that is because the raw file's name is diff.

zensiq · Oct 16, 2008

I'm pretty sure if you only change the title it will still show as duplicate content on youtube- but I dont think thats an issue for you..

mystery · Oct 16, 2008

zensiq said:
I'm pretty sure if you only change the title it will still show as duplicate content on youtube- but I dont think thats an issue for you..

Well, they are up now with no prob, (unless yt takes them down later). I only changed the title, tags, some description text and thumbnail (each vid has its own thumbnail not found in other vids).

So far method is working great and getting me hits and leads.

domainpig · Oct 17, 2008

To make your life easier just use autoattacker it will do all the backend
for you

All you have to do is change the title and tags.

mystery · Oct 17, 2008

Guys, it's my first venture and now I'm bombarded with spam comments on all of my vids from one member trying to advertise his/her product. Should I manually remove them or should I report the bastard?

cpaaddict · Oct 17, 2008

you will get comment spam lol. it happens alot. just either ignore or delete. entirely upto you

hamada_masrawy · Oct 17, 2008

Lol Just do the same thing with his videos, spam comments all over his YT vids, and tell him that you will stop posting comments if he stops posting comments on your vids.

mystery said:
Guys, it's my first venture and now I'm bombarded with spam comments on all of my vids from one member trying to advertise his/her product. Should I manually remove them or should I report the bastard?

mystery · Oct 17, 2008

Dan08 said:
you will get comment spam lol. it happens alot. just either ignore or delete. entirely upto you

I know it happens a lot, but it is scary how this member posts to all of vids in one time.. must be using a tool or something...

he also advertises another product related to my niche, and lies in the comments in such a way that conveys that his product is the one I am talking about... ok, I choose to delete, but it'd be a hard work.

hamada_masrawy · Oct 17, 2008

You know what you can do is create another YT account, comment on ur vid with the new YT account where he advertises his product, saying that you have tried this guy's product and it was a waste of ur money and that u got a refund for it, ppl will tend to look away.....and maybe he will stop.

chc89 · Oct 19, 2008

I wont advise you to upload same video multiple times. Sometimes there is a chance to get banned by youtube.

Keywestluvr · Oct 19, 2008

mystery said:
I know it happens a lot, but it is scary how this member posts to all of vids in one time.. must be using a tool or something...

he also advertises another product related to my niche, and lies in the comments in such a way that conveys that his product is the one I am talking about... ok, I choose to delete, but it'd be a hard work.

Is there a reason you want comments on your vids? Otherwise I would just turn off comments and that should take care of the problem.

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