PS4 Share Video to Facebook and Upload to YouTube

How to record on PS4 and edit with your third party devices and upload to YouTube"Commentary+tips"
Published on Dec 9, 2013
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Download YTD YouTube Downloader it's FREE and install, upload your footage with the share button to facebook, when it's uploaded right click and hit copy link address and paste it in the youtube downloader and it will download to you video file on your PC/MAC and you can edit away.

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by: Peter Butler on March 28, 2013

Formerly known as plain old YouTube Downloader, the recently renamed YTD Video Downloader updates to version 4.0 with a promise of 2x faster downloads and 2x faster video conversions, and perhaps more usefully, the ability to resume downloads after the temporary loss of an Internet connection. As usual, the installer includes a Spigot-based YTD Video Toolbar and offers to change your default search engine to Yahoo and add 5-6 shopping extensions to Google Chrome. Clicking the "Decline" button during the lone advertising screen in the installer lets users easily opt-out of all offers.

Industry fights back as YouTube begins mass cull of game videos
Ubisoft, Capcom, Blizzard and Deep Silver pledge to resolve automatic copyright blocks

Posted on Wednesday 11th Dec 2013 at 11:05 AM UTC   By Rob Crossley, Associate Editor for CVG UK
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A rising number of games publishers and developers are offering help to YouTube users affected by a sudden and sweeping cull of their videos.

Since Monday, numerous video game presenters on YouTube have been notified of strikes on their channel, as website owner Google implements a tougher new technology that auto-detects content in breach of copyright. However, many of the copyright owners have not asked for these videos to be removed, and are now beginning to help users restore their content.

TetraNinja, a YouTube personality with about 500,000 subscribers, has said that more than 350 of his videos have been taken down. Meanwhile, GhostRobo (more than 600,000 subscribers) says more than one hundred of his videos have been removed, as outlined in the video below.

SONY:  Sharing a video clip
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Saving a video clip

Video of the most recent 15 minutes of gameplay is continuously and automatically recorded. When you press the SHARE button, that video is saved as a video clip.
For some games, there might be scenes in which video cannot be recorded. The maximum 15 minutes of gameplay that are saved as a video clip do not include scenes in which video cannot be recorded.

   *  You can set whether notification icons will be displayed when scenes cannot be recorded, whether you want to include microphone audio when recording a video clip, and other options. Press the SHARE button, then press the OPTIONS button while the menu for the Share feature is displayed, and then select [Share Settings] > [Video Clip Settings].
   *  For voice input, use a headset or the microphones on a PlayStation®Camera.
   *  To check saved video clips, select [Profile] from the function screen, and then select (Captures).

When you know the scene you want to save

Press the SHARE button twice at the start of the scene you want to save, and then press the SHARE button again at the end of the scene. A video clip can be saved with a maximum of the past 15 minutes of gameplay video. The 15 minutes are measured backward from the moment when you press the SHARE button to end the scene.
Uploading a video clip

1.  Press the SHARE button, and then select [Upload Video Clip].

2.  Select a video clip.

3.  Edit the video clip
   You can limit a video clip to a scene you like by trimming its start point and end point. Select [Edit]. You can also add comments, and if you link your account from Twitter, you can adjust settings for features such as posting a link to the broadcast.

4.  Select [Share].

   *  The first time you connect to an online service, you must enter your account information for the online service. If you do not have an account, create one by visiting the online service's website.
   *  Only 1 video clip can be uploaded at a time.
   *  Methods for deleting uploaded video clips vary by online service. Refer to the website of the online service.

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YouTube standing by its copyright policy after angry gamers speak out

Letter to affected users features no apology or policy reversal, but rather an explanation of the scenario and tips for creators going forward.
by Eddie Makuch on December 17, 2013
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YouTube is standing by its controversial copyright policy after channel operators recently reported a huge spike in copyright claims made against videos featuring game content.



The letter, obtained by Kotaku, contains no apology or policy reversal. Instead, it explains the scenario and makes clear that YouTube is not going to budge on its stance.

YouTube explained that the spike in copyright claims is a result of the advancements made to the company's Content ID system that automatically detects and flags copyrighted material. The Google-owned company said that many videos are being flagged for copyright infringement because of music featured in the content.

"For example, a record label may own music playing in the video (even in the background), a music distributor may own a game's soundtrack, or a game publisher may own in-game cinematic content," YouTube said.

"Also, online rights are often resold to companies like music labels and aggregators. While you might not recognize the owner, this doesn't necessarily mean their claims are invalid," the company explained.

The letter also includes a few tips for video producers to follow to avoid having their content flagged for copyright infringement. YouTube suggested that users switch off in-game music to avoid being faced with claims from license holders.

"Whether gaming, music or comedy is your passion, know that we love what you do," YouTube said. "We've worked hard to design Content ID and other tools to give everyone--from individual creators to media companies--the opportunity to make great videos and earn money. As YouTube grows, we want to make sure we're providing the right product features to ensure that everyone continues to thrive."

More information about YouTube's Content ID copyright claim system is available at YouTube's support website.

Last week, major publishers Blizzard Entertainment, Capcom, Ubisoft, and Deep Silver pledged to help those affected by the spike in copyright claims.
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