Now Creators Can See Estimation Of Time To Upload Videos To YouTube

YouTube launches an estimated time to upload videos (photo: YouTube)

JAKARTA - Some time ago YouTube made slight changes in uploading videos on its platform to make it easier for content creators.

In an announcement shared on Twitter, @TeamYoutube revealed that now, all creators are looking at the estimated timing of video uploading in different qualities.

"Starting today, you will see an estimated time for how long it will take to complete processing of your uploads at various video quality levels (SD, HD, & 4k), so you can decide the right time to publish," he said. du Twitter.

more info, less guessing⏳⌚starting today, you’ll see time estimates for how long it’ll take to finish processing your uploads across different video quality levels (SD, HD, & 4k), so you can decide the right time to hit publish! 📹more here: https://t.co/XyfjKzjqSu pic.twitter.com/YFq4jzLNTO

— TeamYouTube (@TeamYouTube) December 13, 2022

Uploading videos to YouTube generally has two waiting moments. First, the time it takes to upload files from a computer to your YouTube account. Then, there is the time YouTube needs to process these files into full-quality videos.

Previously, the first process was equipped with a time and advance bar, but the second process did not have the estimated time to eat to upload a YouTube video.

With this new capability, YouTube will show how long the video process to Standard Definition, High Definition, and 4K will last. By default, you will see how long it will take to read for the full quality of your video, but a separate readout shows how long it will take for two other levels of quality.

If you haven't seen the estimated upload processing time on your channel, it looks like you'll still have to wait some more time after YouTube manages to reach more people in the future.