- Click on ‘Add to’ underneath a video
- Enter a name for your playlist
- Decide if you would like your playlist to be Public, Private, or Unlisted.
- Click Create
- Click the Share link under the video.
- Click the Embed link.
- Copy the code provided in the expanded box.
- Paste the code into your blog or website.
- Click Playlists on the left side of your YouTube page
- Click the playlist title you’d like to embed.
- Click the Share link.
- Click the Embed link.
- Copy the embed code that appears in the menu below.
- Paste the code into your website or blog.
- Click on the captions icon at the bottom of the video
- Click Options
- Click Translate Captions
- Click to select a language
- Click OK
- Go to your channel Video Manager
- Next to the video you wish to edit, click the down arrow to the right of the Edit button and select Annotations
- Click the Add annotation button on the right.
- Click Apply changes when you’ve finished creating your annotations.
- Go to your Video Manager.
- Next to the video you want to add captions or subtitles to, click the drop-down menu next to the Edit button.
- Select Subtitles and CC.
- In the drop-down menu, choose the language that’s spoken most in the video and click Set language.
- Click the Add subtitles or CC button.
- Choose the language for the subtitles or closed captions you want to create. You can use the search bar to find languages that don’t automatically show in the list.
- If you choose a language that you’ve already started working on, this will take you directly to your draft and you can start adding content again.
- Choose how you want to add subtitles or closed captions to your video.”
- Go to your Video Manager page, and click the arrow next to Edit on the video you’d like to edit
- In the drop-down menu, click the Audio button
- Select a track by clicking on it and preview your video with the music track added
- Search for a track using the search box, or browse by genre using the Featured Tracks tab
- Once you’ve found a track you like, click the Save button, and the new audio will be applied to your video. Audio tracks can be positioned in a precise part of your video using the position audio feature.
A- Upload date
B- Search by type
C- Duration
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D- Search for HD videos and 3D videos
E- Sorting videos
YouTube also provides you with 4 different criteria to sort your YouTube videos. You can sort them by relevance, update date, view count, or rating.