mahemoff · July 20, 2012 15:03
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 I often find myself uploading the same video several times to YouTube, because I have to re-do something after I see how YouTube has processed it.

 Screenflow makes this harder work than necessary. It doesn't remember the form details, so I have to re-enter all the settings and content again...and some of them are mandatory.

 And, the old video will still be there. I realise YouTube doesn't let publishers replace a video, but you could provide a checkbox (always defaulting to off) that would automatically delete the previously uploaded video. This way, I could do a quick edit in Screenflow, just hit Publish To YouTube, and done.
	I often find myself uploading the same video several times to YouTube, because I have to re-do something after I see how YouTube has processed it.

	Screenflow makes this harder work than necessary. It doesn't remember the form details, so I have to re-enter all the settings and content again...and some of them are mandatory.

	And, the old video will still be there. I realise YouTube doesn't let publishers replace a video, but you could provide a checkbox (always defaulting to off) that would automatically delete the previously uploaded video. This way, I could do a quick edit in Screenflow, just hit Publish To YouTube, and done.