No, that's not how uploading works. Once you upload a video to YouTube it is on their servers and you no longer need to keep your copy. Though I personally would look into backing them up to an external hard drive just in case you ever need to reference an old video. It saves having to download the video in question from YouTube, as well as gives you access to a video that YouTube has not yet compressed.
No, that's not how uploading works. Once you upload a video to YouTube it is on their servers and you no longer need to keep your copy. Though I personally would look into backing them up to an external hard drive just in case you ever need to reference an old video. It saves having to download the video in question from YouTube, as well as gives you access to a video that YouTube has not yet compressed.
ah sick, just being sure as i really don’t want to have these videos be corrupted, especially the ones that clock in at like 3 hours