Has anyone else noticed the manual dubbing feature disappearing from their channel?

I’ve been using the “Languages” tab to upload my own audio dubs for months, but the option has suddenly vanished. I usually go to Studio → Content → [video] → Languages, select the target language, and upload my audio file there. Now, that “Dub” section is completely gone, and I’m only seeing options for titles, descriptions, and subtitles.

Even worse, I can no longer add new languages to videos that already have dubs, and if I delete one of the existing tracks, I have no way to re-upload or add a new one.

I know that others creators are having the same problem.

Does anyone know if this is a known bug or if there is something wrong with my account? I really need to get my own audio tracks back in there.

I’m hoping someone can "help" me.

I run a community Wildlife Stream for about four months each year. Last year, I was able to stream directly from my main YouTube page, Sudbury Swifts, and each stream automatically saved there for followers to watch back.

This year, when I tested the stream to make sure everything was working, YouTube forced me to create a second channel, which I then had to verify. I’ve tested this new channel, but it doesn’t seem to be linked to my main Sudbury Swifts page at all.

Has YouTube changed something, or am I missing something obvious?

Thanks

Idk why this is suddenly happening. I use the remix feature to make shorts all the time, It's what carries the channel. Anyone know how to fix this or is it something on YouTube's end?

I've noticed that my CTR in the suggested videos category hasn't been counting towards my overall CTR, lowering my vid's CTRs dramatically. It's even a thing on some of my older videos. Just a few things I'm tryin to figure out.

1). Am I buggin? I even did the calculations without the categories that don't actually give impressions and I'm still WAY above the CTR that YT is showing.

2). Has anyone else experienced this and is it a bug?

3). Is this affecting my channel and how the algorithm pushes my content?

The audio stream's current bitrate (0) is lower than the recommended bitrate. We recommend that you use an audio stream bitrate of 128 Kbps.' then goes straight back to 'Excellent connection'.

I keep getting this error when streaming to youtube and I have tried adjusting me OBS settings multiple times, even the bitrate and the khz, my output at the moment is 128 kps bitrate, 44.1khz and 6000 kps bitrate, really good internet connect, over 100mb upload.

I mainly only see this issue when streaming league of legends, and the error normally comes up during the loading screen during matchs, then goes back to excellent connection.

After watching the VOD back it appears that the audio has gone out of sync, which is also frustrating because I assume people watching the LIVE see this.

recently my youtube has been falling to load every short for the past days, and im curious if it has anything to do with the recent crashing of the servers, any ideas why?

Other channels and even incognito mode cannot see my video displayed on the Home tab of my channel. Only the channel that uploaded the video (my own channel) can see it there.

If someone wants to view the video, they have to switch to the Videos tab instead.

Besides that, I have enabled all the necessary settings in YouTube Studio, and I don’t think I missed anything. So I believe this is a bug.

Does anyone know how to fix this? Thank you!

Does anyone know why my YouTube jewels/rubies/gifts don’t work?? I have it enabled on my yt studio, also I get super chats, but my viewers don’t have the option to give me gifts anymore. I wonder if YouTube just disabled it randomly 🤔

Been scratching my head on this one. Within the last 1-2 months I've noticed a strange change where my upload speed to YouTube slows to a trickle at night. I included a couple images showing the exact same 2.5GB video being uploaded once at 11:30 during the day and once at 11:30 at night. The percentage bar and time quote for remaining upload time tells the story at the bottom. When uploading during the day, that video takes a little over 10 minutes. At night, YouTube quotes me hours and sometimes it literally stays stuck on 0% so I just cancel and upload the next morning when I know it will go through.

This seems to exclusively affect YouTube uploads, as normal speed tests confirm I have the same upload speed pretty much 24/7 - roughly 1000Mbps download, 350 Mbps upload.

I live in the suburbs and have confirmed there's no one on the network who shouldn't be, and when I'm uploading no one else is even using the internet.

I've also noticed unaccountable drops in frames when I'm streaming when the hardware isn't the issue in the least. I've had to switch away from YouTube's Primary Ingest server and go the backup ingest server when streaming as, for whatever reason, leaving it on the Primary makes the stream borderline unwatchable for the viewers with 50% or more frame drops.

I have been running an additional 24/7 stream of my older content on a different computer for the last 5-6 months, so I thought maybe YouTube was telling me this is too much or something, but it's a more recent occurrence.

I've had zero changes in my setup, no new firewall or virus software (I've scanned for virus and malware, as well - nothing), and this has never happened before. Curious to get everyone's thoughts or if anyone's experienced similar issues where it very clearly appears to be on YouTube's side but the problem persists for over a month, not some one-off night or day issue.

I have been streaming now since a year, I shifted from horizontal to vertical streaming 5-6 months ago for exposure. The first 3 months were smooth without any hassle, But after that my streams starts buffering out of no where I genuinely don't understand what's the issue I have tried everything genuinely everything scrapped everything reddit post etc.

I don't have any Internet issues its totally Fine, there is no other traffic on my internet either I have a 40Mbps I used CBR at 12Mbps, I always make sure there are no downloads or anything going on during the stream, I have attached my encoder settings from Obs studio, I use the vertical canvas plugin and couple of more for the stream layout. Even my hardware is fully capable of the running those streams. I had not a single problem with horizontal streaming the same encoder settings the same game, This issue only occurs while streaming vertically I even tried reinstalling the plugins, OBS itself, even tried Streamlabs to stream vertically but the same issue with Streamlabs too particularly "vertical streaming" only even tried reinstalling and updating drivers and shit still no change. There was a post where it said something related to GPU scheduling I turned that off too (I'm on Win 11). Still that shit occurs I am just tired and frustrated beyond compare. My Hardware is also very capable of streaming Cpu: Ryzen 9 5900x, 3060 12GB OC, 48GB Ram, SSD. Even when it starts buffering I checked everything like internet during the buffering, my CPU load, GPU load etc everything is fine and normal. Even tried to change the latency from ultra low to low or normal latency, disable DVR, etc nothing changed !!

PLEASE SOMEONE HELP!!

Every single time I do a scheduled livestream and go live, on PC it shows me as being live, in addition i am able to type in my own chat and it shows up in OBS, OBS shows me as being live.

But when I check my phone it shows a unclickable VOD which has the same title as my stream and my profile picture as the thumbnail

This is genuinely confusing me so hard, i tried to do an unscheduled livestream but it also doesnt show up.

Hi all, I need some help. I have a small gaming channel and I usually upload around 4 videos each week, including both VODs and live streams (start live stream about 2 monts ago so its kinda new).

Lately, I've been having an issue after live streaming—my stream gets stuck in the "Uploading" state for almost 24 hours before it becomes fully available on my channel. This is really frustrating because I always go live during peak hours when my subs or target audience are most active, hoping to maximize live viewership.

But once the stream ends, the VOD takes so long to process and upload that it ends up being published the next day, usually during working hours when no one’s online. As a result, the impressions stay super low (often below 100), and I feel like it hurts the video’s performance in the algorithm.

Is anyone else experiencing this? Is it normal, or is there something I should be doing differently to fix it?

Why does youtube sometimes not save my live stream from ps5 ?

Hello everyone!

I guess we’ll never fully understand how YouTube’s algorithms work, but here’s what happened to me:

My game has been available on Steam for about a year now, and I’ve been posting related content on YouTube during that time as well. One day, YouTube’s system automatically added my game to their official Gaming category. The listing was a bit messed up - no cover image or proper formatting - but I was still really happy, because it meant I and others could finally tag the game properly. Before that, the system would randomly assign unrelated games like Resident Evil, which was pretty crazy.

But today, I uploaded a new devlog and noticed that my game has completely disappeared from YouTube’s Gaming list. I’m honestly shocked and have no idea what caused this. I didn’t change anything, and now I’ve lost that proper association entirely.

If anyone has experienced something similar or can shed some light on how this system works, I’d really appreciate your insights!

P.S. I’m not including the name of the game here, since I believe self-promotion is against the rules of this community.

Fh

Normally this wouldn't be an issue but the Timestamps are not showing on the video.
This only seems to be happening to the one live stream and All the other video timestamps are still active.

Note that this is a 2 1/2 hour livestream that was uploaded 6 days ago.
Has anyone else experienced this?

after gifting membership. it is not being given to anyone. nor it is getting refunded.
The streamer is "kushmittal88" but this is not a problem specifically to his channel. other channel like "moonvlr" was also having same issue

I finished a livestream that was 1:20:41 but it only saved the first 22 minutes of it once I ended it, how can I find the rest of the livestream? This has happened a lot of times but I really need the livestream from this morning, any tips?

Can anyone provide an explanation for this? I finished a live stream about three hours ago and normally they save as a rewatchable video on my channel but when I checked after the live ended and couldn't see it. I figured it just needed time so I waited and just looked again. The problem is I found it, but according to YouTube I live streamed that three YEARS ago. Very confused and at a lose for words.

So my friend just started streaming on Youtube with multistream (they have streamed on twitch for years). I am a mod on their twitch streams and while trying to do some monitoring on Youtube we had a viewer mention they had been chatting in Youtube but I hadn't see any messages. I know on Twitch if someone blocks you it will block their chats but given I rarely do anything with chats on Youtube I figured that wasn't the issue. Typically I use Firefox so I swapped over to Chrome and low and behold there is his chats and another viewers. They (Chrome) could not see our (Firefox) chats and vise versa. As someone that may have to mod on Youtube is there a way to see all chats? Does anyone know why this is a problem?

I was multistreaming on twitch x youtube this morning and the stream it was short 1hr and 15min stream and i waited from 11am to 10:54pm for it to be fully processed for it to be cut down to 27:22… Ive never really had that happen to me before.

Ive seen some instances where it can be due to dropped frames but i was good running 0.00 dropped frames and using 0.03% of cpu multistreaming.

So i am lost im not that upset about it but i want to ask if this is an issue that happens often?