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I was uploading a video this morning (still uploading it in fact, the internet is soooo slow in Italy...) and I saw a new upload option called "Premieres".
A quick YouTube search found a great video by VidIQ in which they explain all about the feature. Basically it allows a creator to schedule a time for publishing a video, and the thumbnail gets published as soon as the upload completes. Rather than being able to watch the video immediately though, underneath the thumbnail there is text that reads "Premieres Oct 31st at 10:00", or whatever date and time you have pre-set.
When the time and date arrives, YouTube add a countdown prior to the video and then publish it as if it were a live stream - allowing the creator to interact with viewers in a side bar chat screen.
When the video is completed it reverts to a normal pre-recorded video.
Personally I think this is a very interesting concept, and one that I am keen to try out.
Has anybody else heard of this or have experience with it?
A quick YouTube search found a great video by VidIQ in which they explain all about the feature. Basically it allows a creator to schedule a time for publishing a video, and the thumbnail gets published as soon as the upload completes. Rather than being able to watch the video immediately though, underneath the thumbnail there is text that reads "Premieres Oct 31st at 10:00", or whatever date and time you have pre-set.
When the time and date arrives, YouTube add a countdown prior to the video and then publish it as if it were a live stream - allowing the creator to interact with viewers in a side bar chat screen.
When the video is completed it reverts to a normal pre-recorded video.
Personally I think this is a very interesting concept, and one that I am keen to try out.
Has anybody else heard of this or have experience with it?