There is now a requirement that each uploaded video is either "safe for kids" or not, and that must be declared when uploading. You didn't mention the version number of PD14, so you may want to check for an update (use this page) to make sure you have the latest version which might help when producing straight to YouTube.

In my opinion, it's better to produce locally to your hard drive and then simply upload directly to your YouTube account using your preferred browser.

Quote There is now a requirement that each uploaded video is either "safe for kids" or not, and that must be declared when uploading. You didn't mention the version number of PD14, so you may want to check for an update (use this page) to make sure you have the latest version which might help when producing straight to YouTube.

In my opinion, it's better to produce locally to your hard drive and then simply upload directly to your YouTube account using your preferred browser.

This is the PD version - 14.0.427.0 (pity you can't copy and paste the number)

I can't see anything about "safe for kids" requirement. However I imagine a video of sunsets is safe for kids.

Lastly though I seem to remember something about producing to my hard drive and then uploading from there the last time I did it (about a year ago so I have forgetten how to do that in any case). So could you please help me with that?

Thanks again.

Sorry, I paraphrased the "safe for kids" part. It's actually called "Made for kids" and here are the details.

From the Produce page, instead of using the Online tab you'll want to select Standard 2D and then choose the file format and other settings. These are normally based on your source clips, so if for example your timeline has 4K 25p AVC clips you'd want to match that on the Profile type section to get the highest quality:



Once it's produced it will be in the location specified in the Output folder setting (at the bottom of the page, under the left side of the preview window).

Then you simply need to click on the Create button in your browser once you're logged in to your YT account and choose Upload videos:

That's where you'll fill in all relevent details. You also have more options that uploading directly from PD gives you, such as the ability to have an unlisted video - where anybody with the link can view it but it can't be found by searching (Public) and isn't limited to only specific people you choose (Private).

Quote Sorry, I paraphrased the "safe for kids" part. It's actually called "Made for kids" and here are the details.

From the Produce page, instead of using the Online tab you'll want to select Standard 2D and then choose the file format and other settings. These are normally based on your source clips, so if for example your timeline has 4K 25p AVC clips you'd want to match that on the Profile type section to get the highest quality:



Once it's produced it will be in the location specified in the Output folder setting (at the bottom of the page, under the left side of the preview window).

Then you simply need to click on the Create button in your browser once you're logged in to your YT account and choose Upload videos:



That's where you'll fill in all relevent details. You also have more options that uploading directly from PD gives you, such as the ability to have an unlisted video - where anybody with the link can view it but it can't be found by searching (Public) and isn't limited to only specific people you choose (Private).

Thanks for that and now I remember that that is how I did it the last time.
I made the video and then uploaded to YouTube and Facebook.
Cheers,
Phil.