Youtube Rules

[VampireBob]

I was wondering about the rules to youtube in relation to gaming. What can you post on youtube? Could someone post a 5 hour walkthrough for a game? If I was looking for a five hour walkthrough of a game, where should I look too?

 

[meatloaf231]

How about this site?

 

[smallharmlesskitten]

You need to post parts of it (max 10 minutes a vid) just search for it and go part 1

 

[Dommyboy]

There is a way to exceed the 10 minute barrier somehow, many people seem to do it.

 

[VampireBob]

How about this site?

Is there something like that but less walkthrough-y and more just stuff happening?

 

[Flour]

You mean something like this? [http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=Stealthspectre]

Youtube, or other video sites would have it, but good luck finding those 'walkthroughs' between the hundreds of unrelated videos.

There is a way to exceed the 10 minute barrier somehow, many people seem to do it.

I remember a comment on youtube saying it were older 'special' accounts, but they're still limited. The videos of this [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0hP55WnhFc] user often go beyond 10 minutes for 'newer' games, but some of them do not have the last 3-5 minutes.(I do not know if that's intentional or youtube cutting the last part off)

 

[Anarchemitis]

It's some kind of corporate agreement that allows greater than 10 minutes; they have to pay for it I believe.
I imagine that one day I'll start being asked by Machinima to join their channel because of my popular 'How to Kill Darth Vader' video.

I liked Civil Protection better before they decided to join Machinima.

 

[Knight Templar]

It's some kind of corporate agreement that allows greater than 10 minutes; they have to pay for it I believe.
I imagine that one day I'll start being asked by Machinima to join their channel because of my popular 'How to Kill Darth Vader' video.

I liked Civil Protection better before they decided to join Machinima.

I don't notice a diffrence.