Built into rotor web, we use a YouTube "API"... you might have seen it on the "Share on Youtube" section once you have purchased your video
This is simply a few paragraphs of code that YouTube allows third parties like ourselves to use.
This API allows our customers to upload their Rotor videos directly to their YouTube channel without leaving our site.
For the most part, our inbuilt YouTube-upload functionality (although limited) works pretty well most of the time and problems are usually few.
However, when a video fails to upload from Rotorvideos.com to YouTube, it is often due to authentication (disconnecting and reconnecting your google account may help) or the tags (a word or phrase used that YouTube doesn't permit). As YouTube is not our product, we are simply unable to assist with any authentication issues, if its tags... we also don't have visibility of what the word is (or even if it is definitely a tag causing the rejection) and our API will simply appear frozen trying to upload that video. Simply put, there is no button we can push at our end that will resolve the issue, this is an issue between the YouTube User -> YouTube API -> YouTube.
Traditionally, the easiest way to get your Rotor video onto YouTube, is to download your Rotor video to your PC/Mac etc and then log into your account on YouTube.com and simply upload it.... something like 95% of all YouTube videos are uploaded directly using this method.
If there is a problem, YouTube Support will be able to instantly tell you the cause. You will also have much better customisation and control from within your account
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