YouTube Bulk Upload 2019 Discussion

Please do not comment with generic advice. This thread is NOT discussing manual uploading. This is ONLY for discussion on using software to upload YouTube videos.

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Problem #1: The "fast" method of spinning videos no longer works. If the hash is changed, the video will go live on YouTube, but it will get taken down within a week if this method of spinning is used. Now, you MUST create new videos, or re-encode them by inserting random pixels, in order to keep them live.

BUT, even unique videos will get taken down if software is used. With software, even uploading 1 video, even if completely unique, will get the account banned within 1 week.

Here is what I have tried:

1) MassVideoBlaster - I've tried every type of account, every proxy solution, every variation of settings. All banned. Tested from home PC and Windows server.

2) Thinking that it was a problem with MassVideoBlaster in particular, I had a developer code me a custom FireFox extension. I would log in manually, upload the videos manually, then go to Creator Studio, and run the extension, which would modify the titles/descriptions based on a .csv, and publish them. All banned in the same fashion as MVB. Tested from home PC and Windows server.

3) "Free YouTube Uploader" from "DVDVideoSoft". All banned. Tested from home PC and Windows server.

4) I created an autoclicker script, that only uses mouse clicks, window changes, and control C + control V, and ran it on a Windows server. All banned. Even a fresh script, only used on 1 account, equals a ban. I'm not sure how the fuck this is even possible to detect, so my theory is that YouTube can detect when a video is uploaded from a server. Even a fresh autoclicker script, used once for 1 account, on a server, means the account will get banned.

5) Currently testing "YouTube bulk uploader for the lazy", though I'm not too confident.

6) It has nothing to do with account quality, IP, delays between uploading. Even using a residential proxy or virgin proxy, with a 2006 aged account with videos, uploading 1 video per account, with a completely innocent and unique video, will get the account banned or video removed, if software is used, or the "fast" method of video spinning is used.

Things I have not tested:

1) Autoclicker on home PC.

2) API uploading solutions.

The only thing that has worked for me in about 3 months is manually uploading.

Please share your experiences using automated or semi-automated methods to upload YouTube videos below. Have you been able to automate anything? What have you tried that did or did not work?

Once again, please do not comment with generic YouTube advice, unless you are currently attempting to bulk upload videos using software.

P.S. If anyone shares info on how to automate or semi-automate YouTube uploading either on this thread or by PMing me, I will give you my completely unique method - everything, exactly what I do, from A-Z. This method has about 100x the potential of "game hacks", and everything can be generated automatically. It is infinite. Nobody else is doing this. The only problem, is, of course, getting the damn videos to stick.

@Meteorburn

I've pmed you

Based on your experiences above, I might have a few ideas. Will send you PM

i might have some solution for you. i'll PM so we can discuss it.

anyway for years i always used for spinning the Pixel method (slow) that works very well even for multiple uploads of the same exact video to the same channel
i never managed to work with MVB i think it has a fingerprint that triggers deletion of the account (last tested years ago)
reading your post above reminds me steps of elimination i did in the past, at the end i realised it's all about the accounts, i will explain in person.

Hi there!
@https://www.blackhatworld.com/members/total-noob.47301/ thanks for the thread

I am sure that the problem is not in the software 100%, problem is in videos.
I have own soft for bulk uploading with API and HTTP-requests. I also thought, that YT detects my software, but it's not true. I have tested API, GET / POST methods, MVB, manual uploading from my home non-unique videos and all my accounts were banned.
But If you generate absolutely 100% unique videos (random images) for example 100 videos, that YT will not ban your account.


@https://www.blackhatworld.com/members/total-noob.47301/, I sent you links of three my channels, which have absolutely 100% unique videos and were alive for two days without ban. Guys, I repeat it again - PROBLEM isn't in SOFTWARE or FINGERPRINT of soft.
YT analyzes all freames in your videos and than generates a fingerprint on the basis of which is searching for similar videos.

Do test: Try to generate videos from random pictures and your channel will haven't taken down.

Meteorburn said:

Hi there!
@https://www.blackhatworld.com/members/total-noob.47301/ thanks for the thread

I am sure that the problem is not in the software 100%, problem is in videos.
I have own soft for bulk uploading with API and HTTP-requests. I also thought, that YT detects my software, but it's not true. I have tested API, GET / POST methods, MVB, manual uploading from my home non-unique videos and all my accounts were banned.
But If you generate absolutely 100% unique videos (random images) for example 100 videos, that YT will not ban your account.


@https://www.blackhatworld.com/members/total-noob.47301/, I sent you links of three my channels, which have absolutely 100% unique videos and were alive for two days without ban. Guys, I repeat it again - PROBLEM isn't in SOFTWARE or FINGERPRINT of soft.
YT analyzes all freames in your videos and than generates a fingerprint on the basis of which is searching for similar videos.

Do test: Try to generate videos from random pictures and your channel will haven't taken down.

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I saw your PM mate, we have had some excellent discussion. I just send you a PM back. I don't understand your point though. You used completely unique videos and your accounts were stilled banned within 48 hours. Your channels were taken down. So how are you suggesting that generating random videos will help the accounts stay alive when you generated random videos and your accounts were banned within 48 hours? Just trying to understand.

@thevideoguy maybe you can shed some light on this?

Well to be honest though. I've been using MVB for roughly on my 5th month.
I'm pretty sure the problem is not the software itself as MVB.

It's in the videos that you're uploading.
I am not in the game hack niche though but what I have been doing is I just download new videos from popular sources per niche for example Mystical Sounds/Shroud ( any of those popular channels per niche ) then just re upload them with spyntax descriptiosn and just steal a portion of their traffic then implement a watermark -> add annotations -> append intro.


Been getting steady traffic and earnings.