Social media platform YouTube has announced that it will bring a remix feature to its video editing app YouTube Shorts. The remix feature for videos is seen as the most important feature of TikTok. The fact that it comes from YouTube clearly reveals the competition between social media platforms.
TikTok recently challenged YouTube by extending its videos by 10 minutes. So how will YouTube’s new remix feature work and what will be the details? Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
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YouTube is the world’s largest video platform with 2 billion monthly users. But it takes features from other social media platforms to fight its rivals and survive. YouTube said in a statement today. Remix feature for videos to YouTube Shorts announced that he would. This feature is from YouTube videos of creators. taking sections a one to five second clip will create them.
Channel owners who do not want the feature not to be used in their videos, YouTube Studio will disable the new feature from the control panel.
One of the most important details of the new feature will be the integration of the original version of the videos through a link in the edited videos. New and edited videos will bring old videos back to the fore. In this way, there will be an increase in the mass of accounts using the new feature.
To add remixes to YouTube videos, simply follow these steps:
- under the video Create tap the button
- popup in newly opened window cut tap the button
- Found in YouTube Short video three point remix use the feature
The feature announced by the social media platform today will come primarily to iOS devices and later to Android devices.
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