Stop YouTube shorts that you've posted, from showing up to your subscribers?

unwashed potato! · 17 Feb 2022 at 23:49

Bit of a weird question, but does anyone know if there's a way to stop a short that you post on youtube, for it to not show up in you subscribers feed of latest videos?

For instance, right now I have 50 odd channels I subscribe to, but if they post a short, it also shows up in their latest videos.

I don't mind their shorts, but if I want shorts I'll go to the shorts section, and when I want proper YouTube videos I'll watch those in my subscriptions.

As a result, I don't wish to do that to anyone that subs to me. I wish to try posting shorts, but tbh I don't blame someone for getting turned off a channel by them, especially as shorts are more frequent, so can clog up a feed

MouthBoy · 18 Feb 2022 at 16:44

Yes there is. Not on my pc right now so cannot recall the exact setting, but it's near the bottom under thr tags when posting.

I do this for my shorts.

MouthBoy · 18 Feb 2022 at 20:20

On PC now. The setting is called: Publish to subscriptions feed and notify subscribers

unwashed potato! · 18 Feb 2022 at 22:15

MouthBoy said:
On PC now. The setting is called: Publish to subscriptions feed and notify subscribers

Perfect thanks.

unwashed potato! · 15 Mar 2022 at 16:16

MouthBoy said:
On PC now. The setting is called: Publish to subscriptions feed and notify subscribers

further to this, your suggestion worked but only for normal videos posted on youtube. when i post shorts (the only way i know how is to use the youtube mobile app) it still goes into subscribers feeds. any clue how to stop this?

MouthBoy · 15 Mar 2022 at 20:46

Apex said:
further to this, your suggestion worked but only for normal videos posted on youtube. when i post shorts (the only way i know how is to use the youtube mobile app) it still goes into subscribers feeds. any clue how to stop this?

I do not use the app at all to upload my content so I do not know of a way to prevent this. I understand that posting from your phone may work well, but is there any reason you cannot record on your phone and then put on your PC to upload? Or is that a major hassle?

unwashed potato! · 15 Mar 2022 at 22:42

MouthBoy said:
I do not use the app at all to upload my content so I do not know of a way to prevent this. I understand that posting from your phone may work well, but is there any reason you cannot record on your phone and then put on your PC to upload? Or is that a major hassle?

Tbh when i've tried to upload a short via pc, it never goes as a short, just as a normal video. on pc you just upload a video, on the app on a mobile, it's upload video, or upload short.

MouthBoy · 16 Mar 2022 at 00:10

A video uploaded from a pc that is under 1 minute amd is of vertical aspect ratio will automatically become a shirt. All mine are rendered and uploaded at 1080×1920.