This week, I was able to get three videos filmed, edited, and uploaded to YouTube by late Friday night, so that was a big accomplishment. π
And now,Β here are a few YouTube-related things I want to share:
- There’s news going around that YouTube is going to start offering a subscription type service at some point this year. And it sounds like with this service, people could pay a regular fee to be able to watch all YouTube videos ad-free. Interesting, huh?
- If you regularly create YouTube videos, then it’s a GREAT idea to use an external hard drive to store all of those videos. This is because of all the file space your videos will take up on your computer. I currently have one big external hard drive, and it’s almost full (We store our pictures on it, too.). We’ll be buying a second one later this week.
- Which is better for editing video: iMovie or ScreenFlow? Personally, I prefer iMovie, but my husband regularly uses both iMovie and ScreenFlow. He likes ScreenFlow forΒ the extra features it has that aren’t included in iMovie.
Here are this week’s videos:
FROZEN Treasure Box Surprise Opening – FROZEN Lollipop Rings, FROZEN Egg, Disney Princess Keys
Play Doh Disney Princess Rapunzel Hair Designs Playset
Disney Princess Play Doh Design a Dress Boutique with Belle and Rapunzel
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My kids just got caught up on all the latest videos. They so enjoy them.
I saw that YouTube was going to be offering the options of paid subscriptions. Sounds pretty cool. I also like iMovie for editing videos. I’m finally getting used to it so editing is becoming easier.
Hi, Shelly! Thanks for letting me know that your kids are still enjoying the videos. π
I’m actually looking forward to paid subscriptions, too, because it sounds like it’ll be a win-win situation for people watching the videos and those creating them.