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Navigating YouTube's Systems After Video Upload
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Navigating YouTube’s Systems After Video Upload
How Does YouTube Work After a Video Is Uploaded
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
You use YouTube to watch videos, post your own content, and build up a following. That is how YouTube works for you. This article is about how YouTube works technically. There are a lot of steps which occur between you clicking ‘upload’ and a viewer clicking ‘play’. Understanding this process can be useful to YouTubers because it can help shed light on where problems may be occurring when you have issues uploading or watching videos. Generally when there is a problem it is on your end and there are multiple simple things you can do to fix it.
This article will explain what goes on behind the scenes when you upload a video, where that video really goes, and what happens when somebody clicks play.
How Does YouTube Work
1. What Happens When You Upload?
When you upload a video your computer or device packages it into IP packets. Packets are fragments of information containing both data from your video and the address you are sending it to, in this case YouTube. The packets are encoded into radio signals which are sent through a wifi or cellular network. Your video travels through switches and routers on the internet until they reach YouTube’s servers. Your video is then reassembled and stored.
If uploading takes a long time for you it probably has nothing to do with YouTube; there is a lot that needs to happen for your video to even get there. How long the upload process takes depends on a number of factors including how many devices share your internet connection, how strong your wifi signal is, and the age of your router. If your uploads are taking too long consider compressing your videos before you upload them. You can also try uploading from your college campus or public libraries as institutions like these tend to have fast internet speeds.
2. Where is Your Video Stored?
As it is owned by Google YouTube uses Google’s ‘Bigtable’, a compressed data storage system which allows it to store the 500+ hours of video uploaded to its servers every minute. Bigtable is software, though, not hardware. YouTube and Google both have massive amounts of data and it needs to be physically housed somewhere.
Google has Modular Data Centers all over the world where it keeps its servers. These centers could cost as much as $600 million dollars each and consume huge amounts of electricity. There are six of them in the United States, three in Europe, two in Asia, and one is South America.
3. What Happens When Someone Watches Your Video?
When a viewer clicks on your video their computer sends an encoded request through the internet to YouTube’s servers. After YouTube receives the play request it chooses which format to play the video in based on the viewer’s browser. Your video is again turned into packets, which are again sent as radio signals over the internet to your viewer. Your viewer’s computer or device reforms the packets into your video and their browser plays it.
If videos take a long time to load for you then there are a few things you can do to speed them up. First, consider changing the channel of your wifi router. Most people stay on the channel their router was set to when they first got it and so there is a good chance you and your neighbors are all on the same channel. This causes your networks to interfere with each other. You can also delete the temporary files on your computer. Besides helping you stream video faster this will free up storage space. Another thing you can do is make sure there are as few devices connected to your network as possible while you are watching videos. Besides mobile phones and laptops you may have appliances, like coffee machines and refrigerators, which are wifi enabled. Disconnect them temporarily and it will help your videos to load faster.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
You use YouTube to watch videos, post your own content, and build up a following. That is how YouTube works for you. This article is about how YouTube works technically. There are a lot of steps which occur between you clicking ‘upload’ and a viewer clicking ‘play’. Understanding this process can be useful to YouTubers because it can help shed light on where problems may be occurring when you have issues uploading or watching videos. Generally when there is a problem it is on your end and there are multiple simple things you can do to fix it.
This article will explain what goes on behind the scenes when you upload a video, where that video really goes, and what happens when somebody clicks play.
How Does YouTube Work
1. What Happens When You Upload?
When you upload a video your computer or device packages it into IP packets. Packets are fragments of information containing both data from your video and the address you are sending it to, in this case YouTube. The packets are encoded into radio signals which are sent through a wifi or cellular network. Your video travels through switches and routers on the internet until they reach YouTube’s servers. Your video is then reassembled and stored.
If uploading takes a long time for you it probably has nothing to do with YouTube; there is a lot that needs to happen for your video to even get there. How long the upload process takes depends on a number of factors including how many devices share your internet connection, how strong your wifi signal is, and the age of your router. If your uploads are taking too long consider compressing your videos before you upload them. You can also try uploading from your college campus or public libraries as institutions like these tend to have fast internet speeds.
2. Where is Your Video Stored?
As it is owned by Google YouTube uses Google’s ‘Bigtable’, a compressed data storage system which allows it to store the 500+ hours of video uploaded to its servers every minute. Bigtable is software, though, not hardware. YouTube and Google both have massive amounts of data and it needs to be physically housed somewhere.
Google has Modular Data Centers all over the world where it keeps its servers. These centers could cost as much as $600 million dollars each and consume huge amounts of electricity. There are six of them in the United States, three in Europe, two in Asia, and one is South America.
3. What Happens When Someone Watches Your Video?
When a viewer clicks on your video their computer sends an encoded request through the internet to YouTube’s servers. After YouTube receives the play request it chooses which format to play the video in based on the viewer’s browser. Your video is again turned into packets, which are again sent as radio signals over the internet to your viewer. Your viewer’s computer or device reforms the packets into your video and their browser plays it.
If videos take a long time to load for you then there are a few things you can do to speed them up. First, consider changing the channel of your wifi router. Most people stay on the channel their router was set to when they first got it and so there is a good chance you and your neighbors are all on the same channel. This causes your networks to interfere with each other. You can also delete the temporary files on your computer. Besides helping you stream video faster this will free up storage space. Another thing you can do is make sure there are as few devices connected to your network as possible while you are watching videos. Besides mobile phones and laptops you may have appliances, like coffee machines and refrigerators, which are wifi enabled. Disconnect them temporarily and it will help your videos to load faster.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
You use YouTube to watch videos, post your own content, and build up a following. That is how YouTube works for you. This article is about how YouTube works technically. There are a lot of steps which occur between you clicking ‘upload’ and a viewer clicking ‘play’. Understanding this process can be useful to YouTubers because it can help shed light on where problems may be occurring when you have issues uploading or watching videos. Generally when there is a problem it is on your end and there are multiple simple things you can do to fix it.
This article will explain what goes on behind the scenes when you upload a video, where that video really goes, and what happens when somebody clicks play.
How Does YouTube Work
1. What Happens When You Upload?
When you upload a video your computer or device packages it into IP packets. Packets are fragments of information containing both data from your video and the address you are sending it to, in this case YouTube. The packets are encoded into radio signals which are sent through a wifi or cellular network. Your video travels through switches and routers on the internet until they reach YouTube’s servers. Your video is then reassembled and stored.
If uploading takes a long time for you it probably has nothing to do with YouTube; there is a lot that needs to happen for your video to even get there. How long the upload process takes depends on a number of factors including how many devices share your internet connection, how strong your wifi signal is, and the age of your router. If your uploads are taking too long consider compressing your videos before you upload them. You can also try uploading from your college campus or public libraries as institutions like these tend to have fast internet speeds.
2. Where is Your Video Stored?
As it is owned by Google YouTube uses Google’s ‘Bigtable’, a compressed data storage system which allows it to store the 500+ hours of video uploaded to its servers every minute. Bigtable is software, though, not hardware. YouTube and Google both have massive amounts of data and it needs to be physically housed somewhere.
Google has Modular Data Centers all over the world where it keeps its servers. These centers could cost as much as $600 million dollars each and consume huge amounts of electricity. There are six of them in the United States, three in Europe, two in Asia, and one is South America.
3. What Happens When Someone Watches Your Video?
When a viewer clicks on your video their computer sends an encoded request through the internet to YouTube’s servers. After YouTube receives the play request it chooses which format to play the video in based on the viewer’s browser. Your video is again turned into packets, which are again sent as radio signals over the internet to your viewer. Your viewer’s computer or device reforms the packets into your video and their browser plays it.
If videos take a long time to load for you then there are a few things you can do to speed them up. First, consider changing the channel of your wifi router. Most people stay on the channel their router was set to when they first got it and so there is a good chance you and your neighbors are all on the same channel. This causes your networks to interfere with each other. You can also delete the temporary files on your computer. Besides helping you stream video faster this will free up storage space. Another thing you can do is make sure there are as few devices connected to your network as possible while you are watching videos. Besides mobile phones and laptops you may have appliances, like coffee machines and refrigerators, which are wifi enabled. Disconnect them temporarily and it will help your videos to load faster.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
You use YouTube to watch videos, post your own content, and build up a following. That is how YouTube works for you. This article is about how YouTube works technically. There are a lot of steps which occur between you clicking ‘upload’ and a viewer clicking ‘play’. Understanding this process can be useful to YouTubers because it can help shed light on where problems may be occurring when you have issues uploading or watching videos. Generally when there is a problem it is on your end and there are multiple simple things you can do to fix it.
This article will explain what goes on behind the scenes when you upload a video, where that video really goes, and what happens when somebody clicks play.
How Does YouTube Work
1. What Happens When You Upload?
When you upload a video your computer or device packages it into IP packets. Packets are fragments of information containing both data from your video and the address you are sending it to, in this case YouTube. The packets are encoded into radio signals which are sent through a wifi or cellular network. Your video travels through switches and routers on the internet until they reach YouTube’s servers. Your video is then reassembled and stored.
If uploading takes a long time for you it probably has nothing to do with YouTube; there is a lot that needs to happen for your video to even get there. How long the upload process takes depends on a number of factors including how many devices share your internet connection, how strong your wifi signal is, and the age of your router. If your uploads are taking too long consider compressing your videos before you upload them. You can also try uploading from your college campus or public libraries as institutions like these tend to have fast internet speeds.
2. Where is Your Video Stored?
As it is owned by Google YouTube uses Google’s ‘Bigtable’, a compressed data storage system which allows it to store the 500+ hours of video uploaded to its servers every minute. Bigtable is software, though, not hardware. YouTube and Google both have massive amounts of data and it needs to be physically housed somewhere.
Google has Modular Data Centers all over the world where it keeps its servers. These centers could cost as much as $600 million dollars each and consume huge amounts of electricity. There are six of them in the United States, three in Europe, two in Asia, and one is South America.
3. What Happens When Someone Watches Your Video?
When a viewer clicks on your video their computer sends an encoded request through the internet to YouTube’s servers. After YouTube receives the play request it chooses which format to play the video in based on the viewer’s browser. Your video is again turned into packets, which are again sent as radio signals over the internet to your viewer. Your viewer’s computer or device reforms the packets into your video and their browser plays it.
If videos take a long time to load for you then there are a few things you can do to speed them up. First, consider changing the channel of your wifi router. Most people stay on the channel their router was set to when they first got it and so there is a good chance you and your neighbors are all on the same channel. This causes your networks to interfere with each other. You can also delete the temporary files on your computer. Besides helping you stream video faster this will free up storage space. Another thing you can do is make sure there are as few devices connected to your network as possible while you are watching videos. Besides mobile phones and laptops you may have appliances, like coffee machines and refrigerators, which are wifi enabled. Disconnect them temporarily and it will help your videos to load faster.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
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How to Live Streaming 360 Video to Youtube
How to live streaming 360 video to youtube
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
- Part1.Stream 360 to Youtube via Ricoh Theta S and OBS on PC
- Part2.Live Stream from Allie 360 Camera to YouTube on Mobile
1. Stream 360 to Youtube via Ricoh Theta S and OBS on PC
Step 1: First of all you need to get ready with your Ricoh Theta S 360 camera unit.
Step 2: Now visit the official website of Theta 360 in order to download your dedicated live streaming application.
Step 3: Get your application and install it on your Mac or PC as per need.
Step 4: It is time to plug in to your Ricoh Theta S 360 camera using your PC.
Step 5: Now select your device ‘Ricoh Theta S’ and then hit Okay.
Step 6: You will find option to register to application with your respective device. Select and hit register.
Step 7: As soon as your registration process is complete then un-plug your USB cable.
Step 8: It is time to turn the Ricoh Theta device to Live Mode; you simple need to press the top power and lower video button simultaneously to directly switch to the live mode.
Step 9: Once your device enters into Live Stream mode then a Led will start blinking on your device that represents your device is live at this moment.
Step 10: Now you need to plug in the USB cable again with your computer.
Step 11: Visit the official site of OBS and download your software; install it on your system.
Step 12: Go to create scene option and then switch to create sources.
Step 13: Select video capture device as your source from drop down menu.
Step 14: Now from available list select Theta UVC as your active video capture source.
Step 15: You need to adjust screen as per your requirements.
Step 16: Now move to YouTube and then hit New Live Events option.
Step 17: Complete the basic information.
Step 18: You need to move to advanced settings now; select 360 live stream option and then create event.
Step 19: Now complete the ingesting settings and finally select create new stream option.
Step 20: As soon as your event is created then you will be able to find your stream name on screen, copy it and simply paste it on OBS window.
Step 21: It is time to return to OBS settings and then you need to paste that copied name on stream key option.
Step 22: Once all above settings are complete then click start stream option from your OBS window and you will soon be able to find your 360 live on YouTube.
2.Live Stream from Allie 360 Camera to YouTube on Mobile
Step 1: Get ready with your Allie 360 camera unit.
Step 2: Visit YouTube and then hit the option to create your live event.
Step 3: It is time to download your Allie Application and then get it installed on your device.
- Prefer to use this link if you are working on iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/app/allie-home/id1063986074
- Android users need to visit: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.icrealtime.allie
Step 4: As soon as you have downloaded your app then simply turn on the Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and air plane mode on your device.
Step 5: Simply open your Allie application and then connect your camera.
Step 6: Now users need to hit stream icon on screen.
Step 7: You will be asked to fill the necessary information about your video. It is also possible to make adjustments regarding video quality. Once you are done with all required settings then hit Submit option.
Step 8: Soon your video will become live; note that you can also share your live video via SNS platform with other viewers.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
- Part1.Stream 360 to Youtube via Ricoh Theta S and OBS on PC
- Part2.Live Stream from Allie 360 Camera to YouTube on Mobile
1. Stream 360 to Youtube via Ricoh Theta S and OBS on PC
Step 1: First of all you need to get ready with your Ricoh Theta S 360 camera unit.
Step 2: Now visit the official website of Theta 360 in order to download your dedicated live streaming application.
Step 3: Get your application and install it on your Mac or PC as per need.
Step 4: It is time to plug in to your Ricoh Theta S 360 camera using your PC.
Step 5: Now select your device ‘Ricoh Theta S’ and then hit Okay.
Step 6: You will find option to register to application with your respective device. Select and hit register.
Step 7: As soon as your registration process is complete then un-plug your USB cable.
Step 8: It is time to turn the Ricoh Theta device to Live Mode; you simple need to press the top power and lower video button simultaneously to directly switch to the live mode.
Step 9: Once your device enters into Live Stream mode then a Led will start blinking on your device that represents your device is live at this moment.
Step 10: Now you need to plug in the USB cable again with your computer.
Step 11: Visit the official site of OBS and download your software; install it on your system.
Step 12: Go to create scene option and then switch to create sources.
Step 13: Select video capture device as your source from drop down menu.
Step 14: Now from available list select Theta UVC as your active video capture source.
Step 15: You need to adjust screen as per your requirements.
Step 16: Now move to YouTube and then hit New Live Events option.
Step 17: Complete the basic information.
Step 18: You need to move to advanced settings now; select 360 live stream option and then create event.
Step 19: Now complete the ingesting settings and finally select create new stream option.
Step 20: As soon as your event is created then you will be able to find your stream name on screen, copy it and simply paste it on OBS window.
Step 21: It is time to return to OBS settings and then you need to paste that copied name on stream key option.
Step 22: Once all above settings are complete then click start stream option from your OBS window and you will soon be able to find your 360 live on YouTube.
2.Live Stream from Allie 360 Camera to YouTube on Mobile
Step 1: Get ready with your Allie 360 camera unit.
Step 2: Visit YouTube and then hit the option to create your live event.
Step 3: It is time to download your Allie Application and then get it installed on your device.
- Prefer to use this link if you are working on iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/app/allie-home/id1063986074
- Android users need to visit: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.icrealtime.allie
Step 4: As soon as you have downloaded your app then simply turn on the Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and air plane mode on your device.
Step 5: Simply open your Allie application and then connect your camera.
Step 6: Now users need to hit stream icon on screen.
Step 7: You will be asked to fill the necessary information about your video. It is also possible to make adjustments regarding video quality. Once you are done with all required settings then hit Submit option.
Step 8: Soon your video will become live; note that you can also share your live video via SNS platform with other viewers.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
- Part1.Stream 360 to Youtube via Ricoh Theta S and OBS on PC
- Part2.Live Stream from Allie 360 Camera to YouTube on Mobile
1. Stream 360 to Youtube via Ricoh Theta S and OBS on PC
Step 1: First of all you need to get ready with your Ricoh Theta S 360 camera unit.
Step 2: Now visit the official website of Theta 360 in order to download your dedicated live streaming application.
Step 3: Get your application and install it on your Mac or PC as per need.
Step 4: It is time to plug in to your Ricoh Theta S 360 camera using your PC.
Step 5: Now select your device ‘Ricoh Theta S’ and then hit Okay.
Step 6: You will find option to register to application with your respective device. Select and hit register.
Step 7: As soon as your registration process is complete then un-plug your USB cable.
Step 8: It is time to turn the Ricoh Theta device to Live Mode; you simple need to press the top power and lower video button simultaneously to directly switch to the live mode.
Step 9: Once your device enters into Live Stream mode then a Led will start blinking on your device that represents your device is live at this moment.
Step 10: Now you need to plug in the USB cable again with your computer.
Step 11: Visit the official site of OBS and download your software; install it on your system.
Step 12: Go to create scene option and then switch to create sources.
Step 13: Select video capture device as your source from drop down menu.
Step 14: Now from available list select Theta UVC as your active video capture source.
Step 15: You need to adjust screen as per your requirements.
Step 16: Now move to YouTube and then hit New Live Events option.
Step 17: Complete the basic information.
Step 18: You need to move to advanced settings now; select 360 live stream option and then create event.
Step 19: Now complete the ingesting settings and finally select create new stream option.
Step 20: As soon as your event is created then you will be able to find your stream name on screen, copy it and simply paste it on OBS window.
Step 21: It is time to return to OBS settings and then you need to paste that copied name on stream key option.
Step 22: Once all above settings are complete then click start stream option from your OBS window and you will soon be able to find your 360 live on YouTube.
2.Live Stream from Allie 360 Camera to YouTube on Mobile
Step 1: Get ready with your Allie 360 camera unit.
Step 2: Visit YouTube and then hit the option to create your live event.
Step 3: It is time to download your Allie Application and then get it installed on your device.
- Prefer to use this link if you are working on iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/app/allie-home/id1063986074
- Android users need to visit: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.icrealtime.allie
Step 4: As soon as you have downloaded your app then simply turn on the Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and air plane mode on your device.
Step 5: Simply open your Allie application and then connect your camera.
Step 6: Now users need to hit stream icon on screen.
Step 7: You will be asked to fill the necessary information about your video. It is also possible to make adjustments regarding video quality. Once you are done with all required settings then hit Submit option.
Step 8: Soon your video will become live; note that you can also share your live video via SNS platform with other viewers.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
- Part1.Stream 360 to Youtube via Ricoh Theta S and OBS on PC
- Part2.Live Stream from Allie 360 Camera to YouTube on Mobile
1. Stream 360 to Youtube via Ricoh Theta S and OBS on PC
Step 1: First of all you need to get ready with your Ricoh Theta S 360 camera unit.
Step 2: Now visit the official website of Theta 360 in order to download your dedicated live streaming application.
Step 3: Get your application and install it on your Mac or PC as per need.
Step 4: It is time to plug in to your Ricoh Theta S 360 camera using your PC.
Step 5: Now select your device ‘Ricoh Theta S’ and then hit Okay.
Step 6: You will find option to register to application with your respective device. Select and hit register.
Step 7: As soon as your registration process is complete then un-plug your USB cable.
Step 8: It is time to turn the Ricoh Theta device to Live Mode; you simple need to press the top power and lower video button simultaneously to directly switch to the live mode.
Step 9: Once your device enters into Live Stream mode then a Led will start blinking on your device that represents your device is live at this moment.
Step 10: Now you need to plug in the USB cable again with your computer.
Step 11: Visit the official site of OBS and download your software; install it on your system.
Step 12: Go to create scene option and then switch to create sources.
Step 13: Select video capture device as your source from drop down menu.
Step 14: Now from available list select Theta UVC as your active video capture source.
Step 15: You need to adjust screen as per your requirements.
Step 16: Now move to YouTube and then hit New Live Events option.
Step 17: Complete the basic information.
Step 18: You need to move to advanced settings now; select 360 live stream option and then create event.
Step 19: Now complete the ingesting settings and finally select create new stream option.
Step 20: As soon as your event is created then you will be able to find your stream name on screen, copy it and simply paste it on OBS window.
Step 21: It is time to return to OBS settings and then you need to paste that copied name on stream key option.
Step 22: Once all above settings are complete then click start stream option from your OBS window and you will soon be able to find your 360 live on YouTube.
2.Live Stream from Allie 360 Camera to YouTube on Mobile
Step 1: Get ready with your Allie 360 camera unit.
Step 2: Visit YouTube and then hit the option to create your live event.
Step 3: It is time to download your Allie Application and then get it installed on your device.
- Prefer to use this link if you are working on iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/app/allie-home/id1063986074
- Android users need to visit: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.icrealtime.allie
Step 4: As soon as you have downloaded your app then simply turn on the Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and air plane mode on your device.
Step 5: Simply open your Allie application and then connect your camera.
Step 6: Now users need to hit stream icon on screen.
Step 7: You will be asked to fill the necessary information about your video. It is also possible to make adjustments regarding video quality. Once you are done with all required settings then hit Submit option.
Step 8: Soon your video will become live; note that you can also share your live video via SNS platform with other viewers.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Richard Bennett
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- Title: Navigating YouTube's Systems After Video Upload
- Author: Brian
- Created at : 2024-05-25 12:24:26
- Updated at : 2024-05-26 12:24:26
- Link: https://youtube-video-recordings.techidaily.com/navigating-youtubes-systems-after-video-upload/
- License: This work is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.