Is there any way of finding out if you're video is in 1080p with out actually watching it? I have a video scheduled but I want to make sure it is actually 1080p but I'm not sure how to, I did upload it and it should be 1080p but I want to make sure just in case.
Hi,
On your video manager if it says HD next to the video then it is in either 720p or 1080p or even higher.
You can also check on the output file your computer rendered and inside your editing software.
If you click info and settings for the video there might even be a resolution stat.
Why don't you want to watch it?
On your video manager if it says HD next to the video then it is in either 720p or 1080p or even higher.
You can also check on the output file your computer rendered and inside your editing software.
If you click info and settings for the video there might even be a resolution stat.
Why don't you want to watch it?
It's just that it isn't released yet and I don't know, maybe just a stupid little thing that I think, I don't like giving my videos my own views, it just feels wrong in some way to me.
You do haft to watch your video to check for errors or mistakes before making it public 
If you are using a 1080p or 1080p 60fps template from what ever editing software you are using (Adobe Premiere Pro, Sony Vegas, Camtasia) it will be 1080p or 1080p 60fps on YouTube as it`s highest setting with lower HD settings.
If you are using a 1080p or 1080p 60fps template from what ever editing software you are using (Adobe Premiere Pro, Sony Vegas, Camtasia) it will be 1080p or 1080p 60fps on YouTube as it`s highest setting with lower HD settings.
Click on Annotations and you can check the resolution options without it counting as a view.