Aaron Parecki

I agree it’s a solvable problem. YouTube scans every frame and every note. They can easily compare old to new, permit xx% change, permit change based on channel history, flag for human review questionable changes. And let us at LEAST change the video before it’s ever been public.

Not really, they could show a tab that displays the history of all the edits. People can go back and watch to see what changed and in turn add more watch time benefiting the algorithm.

The ability to re-upload a video without it losing the URL. This means if you made a mistake it can be corrected. Vimeo does this don’t understand why YouTube doesn’t implement this feature.

I think that THE way to do this right now is to get an ATEM Mini ISO or Atem Mini Extreme ISO. That refers to ISOlated recordings of each channel. This is what I know @aaronpk does, and @Alexpettitt describes here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gn1MAfBQck8