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You want to create a video project that consists of components that are not just continuous video clips, but interlaced arrangements of different objects such as video, audio, images, text, and images. transitions too, and you don’t know where to find the tools to do it? This article makes it possible for you to do just that with YouTube’s video editor – YouTube Video Editor [1] .

YouTube Video Editor – YouTube Video Editor

Go to YouTube Video Editor. To go to YouTube Video Editor – YouTube Video Editor, go to: https://www.youtube.com/editor. If you already have a Google account, you’ll see your own YouTube video channel screen appear.
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Introducing YouTube Video Editor. The screen of YouTube Video Editor, referred to as YVE for short, is divided into the following 4 parts:

  • Part 1: top line: is the line for general YouTube functions, notably the search function.
  • Part 2: the second line contains the following components:
    • Arrow points to the left. Click here to return to the video manager (Video Manager).
    • Project combo box. This is the place to save the video projects you have worked on. You can choose to work on one of the projects you’ve worked on again from this combo box.
    • The video project name field, with the default being My Edited Video . You can replace it with any name you like when creating a new video project.
    • The phrase All changes saved . As you work on a video project, your actions with objects can be automatically saved.
    • Create video button. You will often have to click this button every time you finish working on a video project to have YouTube process and save the video you’ve created.
  • Part 3: main body of YVE, with the following components:
    • Large video screen, where you keep track of selected video and/or image objects as you work with them. On the right side of the screen is a line of icons of objects with corresponding icon shapes.
    • Video camera icon. This is the default icon selected when you go to https://www.youtube.com/editor. It’s where you’ll see the videos you’ve uploaded or created in your YouTube channel. You can select or find (in the search video line – search for videos, located below) a video from videos you’ve uploaded or created in your YouTube channel to work on on a video project.
    • Circle icon with CC inside. Clicking this will open a page that lists Creative Commons open-licensed videos [2] , where you can select or search (under Search Creative Commons video – Search for Creative Commons licensed videos) , located below) a video to work on on a video project. This article uses a video called Black boat selected from Creative Commons licensed and available videos as a hands-on example in the article.
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      Image titled Y Editor CC Video 0.png

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    • Camera icon. Clicking this will take you to the screen to work with the images in the video project. Here you can add images to your video by selecting images from your Google account or uploading new images from your computer and then inserting them into your video project(s). To do this, click the Add more photos button. After adding the images, press the Add photos to project button to include the images in your video project inventory.
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      Image titled YVE Pic 0.png

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    • Music note icon. Clicking this will take you to the screen that works with audio files (music/sound/speech). You can select one of the audio files from the list below to use in your video project by dragging it over and placing it on the YVE timeline.
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      Image titled YVE audio 0.png

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    • Transition icon between 2 objects. Clicking this will take you to a screen to work with transitions between two objects by selecting one of the transitions from the list below to use in your video project by dragging it. come and place it on YVE’s timeline.
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      Image titled YVE transition 0.png

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    • Bold letter a icon. Clicking this will take you to a screen to work with text as standalone text object(s) in your video project by selecting one of the available text templates from the list below. then drag it to and place it on YVE’s timeline.
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      Image title YVE text 0.png

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    • Question mark icon. Clicking this will take you to the screen page, where YVE suggests you work with objects using the keyboard.
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      Image titled YVE keyboard 0.png

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  • Part 4: YVE’s timeline , with the following objects:
    • Video camera icon with a box with the phrase Drag videos here . This is where you will drag selected videos from the list to work. Not just videos, you can also drag other objects to the timeline to work with videos like images, transitions or text.
    • Music note icon with a box with the phrase Drag audio here (Drag audio here). This is where you will drag in an audio file selected from a list of audio files to work with your entire video project.
    • The marker bar separates the time between objects. As the name implies, this bar is used to separate the time between objects placed on the YVE timeline, such as between video objects and video; between video and images; between image and text .vv You can move this bar horizontally to both sides to position the time separator between objects.
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    • Zoom tool. This tool you see in the bottom right corner of the screen of YVE. When on YVE’s timeline you already have a video object(s) along with other objects on the top line and an audio object on the bottom line, you’ll typically use this tool to make the selected track play with the motion of the video(s) and other objects in the line above.
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The basics of working with objects in YouTube Video Editor

Video project concept. A video project created in YVE is a project whose result can be a video created from the following objects: (1) video; (2) pictures; (3) sound/voice/music, collectively referred to as audio; (4) transition; (5) text; and they are assembled and edited on YVE’s timeline. A video project can consist of:

  • Video object: one or more videos that are contiguous or interlaced with other objects such as images, transitions, and text.
  • Image objects: can have one or more standing images interspersed with one or more videos, along with other objects such as transitions and text.
  • Audio object: there is usually 1 audio file selected for the entire video project, although it is entirely possible to use multiple audio files for that video project.
  • Transition object: one or more transitions ( Transition ), placed between objects to your liking, for example between video to image, video to video and/or image to image.
  • Text objects ( Text ): like transition objects, text objects can also be interspersed between other objects and anywhere you want on YVE’s timeline. Text objects can be applied in 2 ways:
    • For each video and/or image object.
    • An object that stands alone as one or more components of the entire video project.
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Placing objects in a YVE video project. Arrange objects in a YVE video project to be any, suitable for your purposes. Here are 2 examples:

  • Example of placing different objects on the YVE timeline in a video project. In the image below, the word Trans stands for the Transition object.
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    Image titled YVE Example 1.png

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  • Simple arrangement with enough participating objects is the example this article chooses to practice, for example with the sort sequence: Text , Video , Transition , Picture , Text .

Working with objects on YVE’s timeline

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Image titled YVE Example 2.png

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Plan the arrangement for the video project. Suppose you choose the 2nd arrangement as outlined above.
Working with video objects. See Working with video objects in YouTube Video Editor.

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Working with image objects. See Working with image objects in YouTube Video Editor.
Working with transition objects.

  • Once you’re done working with the 2 video and image objects on YVE’s timeline, tap any empty space in the YVE timeline area to go to YVE’s initial screen, where you can select the transition icon.
    Image titled YVE trasition 1.png

    Image titled YVE trasition 1.png

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  • Select a transition from the list below, for example select a transition named star , by clicking it and dragging it down to the YVE timeline and placing it between the two objects. videos and photos have been done before. You will see that the screen is instantly changed to the new screen where you can work with the transition object. By default, you’ll see YVE set the transition display time to 2 seconds, but you can drag it to increase or decrease this display time to your liking.
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    Image titled YVE trasition 2.png

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  • Let the video run to the end of its time to enter the star transition object time and you will feel the transition from video to image with that star transition object. With this star transition object, you can choose how it appears, the star going from the outside to the inside or the star going from the inside out, by clicking the buttons below the Direction text.
    Image titled YVE trasition 3.png

    Image titled YVE trasition 3.png

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Working with text (or title) objects – bold a character.

  • Once you’re done working with the transition object, tap any empty space in the YVE timeline area to go to the YVE initial screen, where you can select the text icon (or title) title) – bold letter a.
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    Image title YVE text 1.png

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  • Select a title text template from the list below, for example, choose a template called Centered title , by clicking it and dragging it down to the YVE timeline and placing it’s at the top of the YVE timeline, before all previously finished objects. You will see that the screen is instantly changed to the new screen where you can work with the title text object. By default, you’ll see that YVE sets the title text object rendering time to 2 seconds, but you can drag it to increase or decrease this display time to your liking. With title text, you can choose from the following options:
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    Image title YVE text 2.png

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    • Change the font, by selecting from the box the fonts ( Font ), with the default being the Open Sans font.
    • Change the font, by selecting button B ( Bpd ) – bold, or select button I ( Italic ) – italic.
    • Change the font size, by selecting from the font sizes box ( Size ), with the default being Medium .
    • Change the text color, by choosing from the text color box ( Cpor ).
    • Set the background color of the text line background, by selecting from the text background color box ( Background cpor ).
    • Create text, by typing whatever phrase you want into the Text field, where by default it says Enter Text Here . For example, you could type: ‘Do a video project with YouTube Video Editor’, with the text arranged into two lines by pressing Enter where you want the line break, and with a colored title text background dark green, as shown in the illustration.
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      Image title YVE text 3.png

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  • Once you’re done working with the title text object, tap any empty space in the YVE timeline area to go to the YVE initial screen, where you can select the text icon again. to continue the text at the end, like the layout you originally selected.
    Image title YVE text 4.png

    Image title YVE text 4.png

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  • Select a title text template from the list below, for example a template named Banner , by clicking on it then dragging it down to the YVE timeline and placing it at the bottom of the timeline. YVE time, after all the objects have finished working before. You will see that the screen is instantly changed to the new screen where you can work with this text object. By default, you’ll see that YVE sets the title text object rendering time to 2 seconds, but you can drag it to increase or decrease this display time to your liking. With this text selected, you can have selections, like those outlined in the Text – Text step of Working with video objects in YouTube Video Editor.
    Image titled YVE text 5.png

    Image titled YVE text 5.png

    {“smallUrl”:”https://www.wikihow.com/images_en/thumb/9/99/YVE-text-5.png/460px-YVE-text-5.png”,”bigUrl”:”/images /thumb/9/99/YVE-text-5.png/728px-YVE-text-5.png”,”smallWidth”:460,”smallHeight”:299,”bigWidth”:728,”bigHeight”:473, “licensing”:”<div class=”mw-parser-output”><p><a href=”/index.php?title=B%E1%BA%A3n_m%E1%BA%ABu:cc-by- sa-nc-3.0-self&redlink=1″ class=”new” title=”Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self (page chu01b0a u0111u01b0u1ee3c viu1ebft)”>Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self</a>n</p ></div>”}
    • Type text in the Text field, where by default it says Enter Text Here . For example, you could type in 2 lines:
      Image title YVE text 6.png

      Image title YVE text 6.png

      {“smallUrl”:”https://www.wikihow.com/images_en/thumb/e/e6/YVE-text-6.png/460px-YVE-text-6.png”,”bigUrl”:”/images /thumb/e/e6/YVE-text-6.png/728px-YVE-text-6.png”,”smallWidth”:460,”smallHeight”:242,”bigWidth”:728,”bigHeight”:383, “licensing”:”<div class=”mw-parser-output”><p><a href=”/index.php?title=B%E1%BA%A3n_m%E1%BA%ABu:cc-by- sa-nc-3.0-self&redlink=1″ class=”new” title=”Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self (page chu01b0a u0111u01b0u1ee3c viu1ebft)”>Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self</a>n</p ></div>”}
      • The line above with the phrase: Practice making video projects with YouTube Video Editor
      • Bottom line with the phrase: Author: Your first and last name , license CC BY
      • Note: You cannot type more than 2 lines of text and YVE will warn you about it with a red text saying: Warning: Exceeded the maximum number of lines of text that can be displayed. exceeds the maximum number of lines that can be displayed).
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Image titled YVE audio 1.png

Image titled YVE audio 1.png

{“smallUrl”:”https://www.wikihow.com/images_en/thumb/b/b6/YVE-audio-1.png/460px-YVE-audio-1.png”,”bigUrl”:”/images /thumb/b/b6/YVE-audio-1.png/728px-YVE-audio-1.png”,”smallWidth”:460,”smallHeight”:243,”bigWidth”:728,”bigHeight”:385, “licensing”:”<div class=”mw-parser-output”><p><a href=”/index.php?title=B%E1%BA%A3n_m%E1%BA%ABu:cc-by- sa-nc-3.0-self&redlink=1″ class=”new” title=”Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self (page chu01b0a u0111u01b0u1ee3c viu1ebft)”>Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self</a>n</p ></div>”}
Working with audio objects. When you’re done working with text objects, tap any empty space in the YVE timeline area to go to YVE’s initial screen, where you can select a musical note icon to work with. audio object.

  • Select a song from the list below and then drag it down the YVE timeline, where there is a rectangle with the words Drag audio here – Drag audio here. Suppose, the audio file selected to work is Shoulder Closures – Gunnar Olsen (title of the song and Shoulder Closures , author name is Gunnar Olsen ). If left natural as shown in the illustration, the track will be played separately when selected, without playing along with the video and other objects in the video project.
    Image titled YVE audio 2.png

    Image titled YVE audio 2.png

    {“smallUrl”:”https://www.wikihow.com/images_en/thumb/e/ee/YVE-audio-2.png/460px-YVE-audio-2.png”,”bigUrl”:”/images /thumb/e/ee/YVE-audio-2.png/728px-YVE-audio-2.png”,”smallWidth”:460,”smallHeight”:243,”bigWidth”:728,”bigHeight”:384, “licensing”:”<div class=”mw-parser-output”><p><a href=”/index.php?title=B%E1%BA%A3n_m%E1%BA%ABu:cc-by- sa-nc-3.0-self&redlink=1″ class=”new” title=”Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self (page chu01b0a u0111u01b0u1ee3c viu1ebft)”>Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self</a>n</p ></div>”}
  • Use the zoom tool in the bottom right corner of YVE’s screen by collectively stretching all the upper line objects along the same track in the bottom line to make the selected track play with the movement. of the video and other objects in the line above.
    Image titled YVE audio 3.png

    Image titled YVE audio 3.png

    {“smallUrl”:”https://www.wikihow.com/images_en/thumb/d/d7/YVE-audio-3.png/460px-YVE-audio-3.png”,”bigUrl”:”/images /thumb/d/d7/YVE-audio-3.png/728px-YVE-audio-3.png”,”smallWidth”:460,”smallHeight”:240,”bigWidth”:728,”bigHeight”:380, “licensing”:”<div class=”mw-parser-output”><p><a href=”/index.php?title=B%E1%BA%A3n_m%E1%BA%ABu:cc-by- sa-nc-3.0-self&redlink=1″ class=”new” title=”Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self (page chu01b0a u0111u01b0u1ee3c viu1ebft)”>Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self</a>n</p ></div>”}
  • You can try playing the video to confirm the mix to the end.
    Image titled YVE audio 4.png

    Image titled YVE audio 4.png

    {“smallUrl”:”https://www.wikihow.com/images_en/thumb/9/93/YVE-audio-4.png/460px-YVE-audio-4.png”,”bigUrl”:”/images /thumb/9/93/YVE-audio-4.png/728px-YVE-audio-4.png”,”smallWidth”:460,”smallHeight”:241,”bigWidth”:728,”bigHeight”:381, “licensing”:”<div class=”mw-parser-output”><p><a href=”/index.php?title=B%E1%BA%A3n_m%E1%BA%ABu:cc-by- sa-nc-3.0-self&redlink=1″ class=”new” title=”Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self (page chu01b0a u0111u01b0u1ee3c viu1ebft)”>Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self</a>n</p ></div>”}
Save the video project. All operations with objects are completed. Now it’s time to ask YouTube to create and save the video project for you.

  • Click the Create video button to create and have YouTube save the video and all the objects in the video project.
  • You will be taken to a new screen, where YVE reminds you that the program is working on the video you just created, prompts you to check back later and apologize for it. Click the Video Manager button at the bottom of the video with an apology to go to the Video Manager screen.
    Image titled Y Editor CC Video Done 1.png

    Image titled Y Editor CC Video Done 1.png

    {“smallUrl”:”https://www.wikihow.com/images_en/thumb/7/72/Y-Editor-CC-Video-Done-1.png/460px-Y-Editor-CC-Video-Done- 1.png”,”bigUrl”:”/images/thumb/7/72/Y-Editor-CC-Video-Done-1.png/728px-Y-Editor-CC-Video-Done-1.png”, “smallWidth”:460,”smallHeight”:253,”bigWidth”:728,”bigHeight”:401,”licensing”:”<div class=”mw-parser-output”><p><a href=”/ index.php?title=B%E1%BA%A3n_m%E1%BA%ABu:cc-by-sa-nc-3.0-self&redlink=1″ class=”new” title=”Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self (page chu01b0a u0111u01b0u1ee3c viu1ebft)”>Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self</a>n</p></div>”}
  • Open Creative Commons license for newly created video. At the Video manager screen, you will see the video you just created at the top.

    • Click the check box in front of the video to select it.
      Image titled YVE Licensing 0.png

      Image titled YVE Licensing 0.png

      {“smallUrl”:”https://www.wikihow.com/images_en/thumb/5/5c/YVE-Licensing-0.png/460px-YVE-Licensing-0.png”,”bigUrl”:”/images /thumb/5/5c/YVE-Licensing-0.png/728px-YVE-Licensing-0.png”,”smallWidth”:460,”smallHeight”:222,”bigWidth”:728,”bigHeight”:352, “licensing”:”<div class=”mw-parser-output”><p><a href=”/index.php?title=B%E1%BA%A3n_m%E1%BA%ABu:cc-by- sa-nc-3.0-self&redlink=1″ class=”new” title=”Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self (page chu01b0a u0111u01b0u1ee3c viu1ebft)”>Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self</a>n</p ></div>”}
    • Open the Actions list box above and then select Creative Commons to apply a Creative Commons license to the newly created video. This way, you’ll apply a CC BY license to the video, as it’s the only Creative Commons license on YouTube (see also Change YouTube’s standard license to a CC BY license for YouTube videos).
      Image titled YVE Licensing 1.png

      Image titled YVE Licensing 1.png

      {“smallUrl”:”https://www.wikihow.com/images_en/thumb/2/2b/YVE-Licensing-1.png/460px-YVE-Licensing-1.png”,”bigUrl”:”/images /thumb/2/2b/YVE-Licensing-1.png/728px-YVE-Licensing-1.png”,”smallWidth”:460,”smallHeight”:226,”bigWidth”:728,”bigHeight”:358, “licensing”:”<div class=”mw-parser-output”><p><a href=”/index.php?title=B%E1%BA%A3n_m%E1%BA%ABu:cc-by- sa-nc-3.0-self&redlink=1″ class=”new” title=”Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self (page chu01b0a u0111u01b0u1ee3c viu1ebft)”>Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self</a>n</p ></div>”}
    • You may be taken to another screen, where YouTube asks you about updating the Creative Commons licensing for that newly created video.
      Image titled YVE Update 0.png

      Image titled YVE Update 0.png

      {“smallUrl”:”https://www.wikihow.com/images_en/thumb/9/9c/YVE-Update-0.png/460px-YVE-Update-0.png”,”bigUrl”:”/images /thumb/9/9c/YVE-Update-0.png/654px-YVE-Update-0.png”,”smallWidth”:460,”smallHeight”:129,”bigWidth”:654,”bigHeight”:184, “licensing”:”<div class=”mw-parser-output”><p><a href=”/index.php?title=B%E1%BA%A3n_m%E1%BA%ABu:cc-by- sa-nc-3.0-self&redlink=1″ class=”new” title=”Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self (page chu01b0a u0111u01b0u1ee3c viu1ebft)”>Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self</a>n</p ></div>”}
      • First, check the box I understand that I can’t undo or cancel this update once it has started (I understand I cannot undo or cancel this update once it has started). At this time, the Yes, submit button will light up.
        Image titled YVE Update 1.png

        Image titled YVE Update 1.png

        {“smallUrl”:”https://www.wikihow.com/images_en/thumb/1/1d/YVE-Update-1.png/460px-YVE-Update-1.png”,”bigUrl”:”/images /thumb/1/1d/YVE-Update-1.png/652px-YVE-Update-1.png”,”smallWidth”:460,”smallHeight”:129,”bigWidth”:652,”bigHeight”:183, “licensing”:”<div class=”mw-parser-output”><p><a href=”/index.php?title=B%E1%BA%A3n_m%E1%BA%ABu:cc-by- sa-nc-3.0-self&redlink=1″ class=”new” title=”Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self (page chu01b0a u0111u01b0u1ee3c viu1ebft)”>Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self</a>n</p ></div>”}
      • Please click Yes, submit button to confirm the update. YouTube will take some time to update the video, just like what you see on the illustration.
        Image titled YVE Update 2.png

        Image titled YVE Update 2.png

        {“smallUrl”:”https://www.wikihow.com/images_en/thumb/3/39/YVE-Update-2.png/460px-YVE-Update-2.png”,”bigUrl”:”/images /thumb/3/39/YVE-Update-2.png/728px-YVE-Update-2.png”,”smallWidth”:460,”smallHeight”:219,”bigWidth”:728,”bigHeight”:346, “licensing”:”<div class=”mw-parser-output”><p><a href=”/index.php?title=B%E1%BA%A3n_m%E1%BA%ABu:cc-by- sa-nc-3.0-self&redlink=1″ class=”new” title=”Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self (page chu01b0a u0111u01b0u1ee3c viu1ebft)”>Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self</a>n</p ></div>”}
    • Update successful. You will see a successful update message and a CC BY license icon appear to the right of the thumbnail image of the newly created video. If you hover your mouse over that license icon, you will see the words Creative Commons (reuse allowed) , which means Creative Commons (reuse allowed in Vietnamese).
      Image titled YVE Update 3.png

      Image titled YVE Update 3.png

      {“smallUrl”:”https://www.wikihow.com/images_en/thumb/1/15/YVE-Update-3.png/460px-YVE-Update-3.png”,”bigUrl”:”/images /thumb/1/15/YVE-Update-3.png/728px-YVE-Update-3.png”,”smallWidth”:460,”smallHeight”:210,”bigWidth”:728,”bigHeight”:333, “licensing”:”<div class=”mw-parser-output”><p><a href=”/index.php?title=B%E1%BA%A3n_m%E1%BA%ABu:cc-by- sa-nc-3.0-self&redlink=1″ class=”new” title=”Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self (page chu01b0a u0111u01b0u1ee3c viu1ebft)”>Bu1ea3n_mu1eabu:cc by sa nc 3.0 self</a>n</p ></div>”}

    • Recommendation

    • To understand this lesson well, you need to preview 2 lessons: (1) Working with video objects in YouTube Video Editor; and (2) Working with image objects in YouTube Video Editor.
    • Where multiple paragraphs need to be included, you can and should arrange multiple text objects adjacent to each other to accommodate all of the paragraphs.
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    You want to create a video project that consists of components that are not just continuous video clips, but interlaced arrangements of different objects such as video, audio, images, text, and images. transitions too, and you don’t know where to find the tools to do it? This article makes it possible for you to do just that with YouTube’s video editor – YouTube Video Editor [1] .

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