How to Credit a YouTube Video (Copy-Paste Formats)
Copy-paste credit formats for YouTube clips in your description, on screen and in end credits, plus the license line and change note CC BY expects.
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6 pages, full listVideo Credits Log: Track Every Clip's Source and License
A credits log template for video editors: nine fields per clip, from source link to license and permission, and B-ROLL fills seven of them for you.
Automatic Credit Files for Every YouTube Download
B-ROLL writes a .credits.txt next to every download plus a running credits.txt per folder: title, creator, channel, link, upload date and license.
YouTube Playlist and Channel Downloader
Download a YouTube playlist, or a channel once channel downloads are on, into one folder as MP4, ProRes, DNxHR or audio, with a credits file per video.
Back Up Your Own YouTube Channel to a Local Drive
Keep a local copy of every upload: YouTube Studio saves MP4 at 720p or 360p, Google Takeout exports all videos, and B-ROLL downloads the whole channel.
How to Install B-ROLL and Download Your First Video
Install B-ROLL on Windows 10 or 11, let the first launch fetch yt-dlp, ffmpeg and Deno, then paste a YouTube link and find the file in Downloads.
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