Howdy, this is your happy, but yet helpful, YouTube expert, Derral Eves.
Nowadays it's really easy to capture a great video right from your mobile device.
But if you're struggling on how to actually upload that video to your YouTube channel
well, you've come to the right place.
Because in this video I'm going to show you three different ways to upload that video
straight from your iPhone, iPod and even your iPad right to your YouTube channel.
Let's take a look!
Now I'm going to go ahead and show you three ways to actually upload your videos to YouTube.
The first way is to click on the camera app, so let's go ahead and do that.
Hey guys!
Bet you didn't see that one coming.
Now let's go ahead and move to the camera roll.
Ok now that we're at the camera roll let's go ahead and select the videos.
So I have a really cool video of my son, Bridger, riding a bull.
So we'll go ahead and do that, it's a mechanical bull.
And I select the video that I wanted and then down on the lower left-hand side you're going
to see an icon there, let's go ahead and click that.
And these are all the different apps and things that you're able to share your videos with.
Let's go ahead and hit YouTube.
You're going to asked to login, I already logged in.
You need to put your username and password.
If you're using a 2-step verification process for your Google Account look in the description
below and I'll have the instructions on that because I actually had a problem with that
as well.
So let's go ahead and put in a title.
Let's just say "Bridger riding the bull".
Put in a description, so we have a great description there.
You'll definitly want to follow my strategy on properly uploading a video, give as much
information as you can.
Right here you need to select if it's going to be high def or standard definition, I'm
going to go ahead and select high def.
And you can put in your tags, let's put "Bridger" "riding" "bull" you can select the category,
it could be comedy, but it's actually People & Blogs so we'll go ahead and do that.
You want it also Unlisted, I don't want everybody to see that, I want only the people that I
want to share with.
And then you basically this is the downside of using this, I actually have multiple YouTube
channels, I can only use that one account and publish to my main account.
So since we're there let's go ahead and hit publish.
And you can see that it's preparing the video and getting ready to upload.
And it's uploaded we can go ahead and hit done.
And back here.
So alright, the second way is actually using YouTube capture.
It's an app that you can download so let's go ahead and click the capture app.
Once it launches, hey!
It's me again!
Let's go ahead and click on all videos and now what we're going to do is find a video
to upload I'm going to have my son here, Thatcher, now let's go ahead and put him up there and
this is the cool thing about using this app is you can actually put music to it so let's
go ahead and select some music, you can either do it from your device or YouTube soundtracks.
So if I want to go ahead and put some country music in there, which is great, that will
be good.
You can adjust the volume, which will be great, and hit done.
Now the great thing too is you can actually add multiple clips together and do some light
editing, you can just hit this add button.
And you can add new recording clip or an existing clip, so we're going to cancel that.
Now what we want to do is come up to the right-hand side and see this arrow right here, lets go
ahead and click on that.
And basically it's going to attach to the default account that I have for this and that's
with my Eves Family channel.
You can enter a title, so let's go ahead and put "Thatcher riding the bull".
Ok now after that you're going to see a couple icons right here, one is it's rpivate and
then these three dots, so first off let's go ahead and hit the private one, let's just
go ahead and make it Unlisted.
And you can either share it on G+, Facebook, or twitter as long as it's unlisted.
But let's go ahead and click on these little icons there.
This is where you need to put in a description, and I'll just put in just a generic description.
And you can also send yourself a message that you can review before it is actually sent
out.
Very important so you don't put some bad content out there.
Cool thing is you can add some color correction, stabilization which is good.
And you can also export what you just edited back to your camera roll.
So here's the cool thing about this app is you can actually upload as where I have mulitple
accounts I can go ahead and I want to do it as Derral Eves, so it puts it on Derral Eves
YouTube channel and we can go ahead and hit Upload.
So you can see that it's actually uploading, but the cool thing about it is I'm going to
show you in a second you can actually delete that video as well.
Alright, now that it's uploaded let's go ahead and click on this and the reason why I always
do it to Private or Unlisted is so I can make some modifications to it, I can modify the
description if I want or I can also add tags.
I don't know why they changed this so that you have to add tags afterwards, it's kind
of dumb.
And you can select your category, but here's a cool feature too is that you're actually
able to delete that video right from your phone by just clicking that button and it
deletes it off.
Alright the last way to actually do it from your mobile device is you need to get an email
address that YouTube allows you to email and upload videos.
So let's go ahead and click on the gear here, come down to YouTube settings and you're going
to see right here for mobile uploads you can go ahead and create an email address that
will automatically upload that video to your YouTube channel.
But here's the thing you'll want to change this up quite a bit so I'm going to actually
change this as soon as we get off here, but you can just click here and then it automatically
changes the email address and it verifies it with your YouTube channel.
Alright now special note that some of you might experience frustrations with long upload
times, just remember this is usually the cause because your mobile internet connection might
not be the best.
So my advice is to be patient, or upload when you're connected to wifi.
Now, I've made some great videos on really how to use YouTube right from your iPhone,
iPad and even iPod.
So check them out, they're right over here.
And don't forget subscribe!
Now, what should I do?
I think it's time for some bull riding.