Or other social media accounts if you prefer.

https://www.youtube.com/user/Novous

I don't have many user videos. But I'm actually planning on it and getting ready for them in the near future!

I've also got some long running lists of interesting videos I've found on YouTube. I'm a bit of a "historian" (or link-hoarder if you'd prefer). I like to catalog anything I come across.

An old one I made a mess of:
https://www.youtube.com/user/empheh

A new one I'm keeping more professional:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGUqU00M89nIZtgvqGWJ87g

My channel is absolutely blank: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5vUWwRr1x5v_0va2HEQayA

I simply don't do anything overly public.

Hey Chris! Good idea!

Don't have many videos either, a lot of them are Allegro stuff related though.

Mine are:
https://www.youtube.com/user/spam80anto
https://twitter.com/elbloco80
https://www.facebook.com/elbloco80anto80

I'll subscribe to this thread to add all of you, follow back, and grow our networks!

Defender of #MadeWithAllegro

I try and teach the kids how to make neuro future bass mecha death step....

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgbQwOhyOFjTRl5iNPJ90Mw

https://www.youtube.com/user/miquelfire

I basically use that username everywhere.

My motovlogs go here:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi5E2FsJWEgESxwuhh8LBXQ

Unfortunately not a pretty URL or unique name. I have mostly Counter-Strike demos at my original channel:

https://www.youtube.com/user/bamccaig

I shied away from that because it was too identifying (not that I'm all that secretive on my new channel).

I have a SoundCloud account that doesn't see enough use.

https://soundcloud.com/bambams-1

I also have a Diaspora account, but I haven't really figured that out yet and I do try to keep that one somewhat anonymous.

Here's my most popular video of 2015:

My most popular video of all time:

Here's a Java game I was started (and soon abandoned) a while back:

A lot of my videos are unlisted.

I'm not sure why, but this video is always being watched: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3bF8rcv-s4

I understand when I uploaded why it was popular, but to still be my number 1 watched video when I randomly look at my stats for a given range (whatever the default setting is at the time I look at the stats) is a bit nuts.

Since making videos has essentially been my job for years now, be prepared for over TWO HUNDRED videos when visiting my channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/Pixelmusement

Also, since I primarily do a DOS gaming show, I figured it might be a good idea to have an alphabetical list of the games I've covered too. You can check that out on my website: http://www.pixelships.com/adg/index2.html

These are currently my top 3 videos by views and "watch time" (not necessarily in this order for both):

Honorable mentions:

Insert:

My newest motorcycle motovlog is possibly my best work yet and gaining traction:

There's one new video series of a snow storm that just happened to show you the difference between then and now.

I didn't think I had so many views. I have apparently unknowingly been looking at recent analytics instead of total analytics. I have over 10000 total views and over 24000 "minutes watched". That's not a lot, but it's a lot more than I thought. My highest view count is 5000 by itself (locked front wheel) and my highest "watch time" is the bridge crossing (8000 minutes)!

My original channel has almost 2000 additional views and over 4000 additional "minutes watched".

My most watched video from there is this (which might have more to do with being 3 years old than being better than the rest, but I digress):

I have some interesting (IMO) gaming videos.
I don't have any obnoxious music playing or pewdiecry screaming into my mic, though in the future I may have commentary.

Some advice for you all that have videos, you will get more views with custom thumbnails (in my experience x3 more even on older videos if you just update the thumbnail) I think I will have to update all my public videos before uploading new ones.

Don't post thumbnails that don't exist in the video. I fucking hate that so much. So much baiting into videos by attractive and scantily clad women and then they aren't even there. Die in a fire slowly if you do the equivalent. People will watch if they are interested. By all means though, choose the best frame of a video to lure them in, but make it representative. I wish YouTube didn't let you upload thumbnails not in the video.

I agree, I guess I should explicitly say I meant thumbnails that add headers/text to a representation of the video. That first video is an automated thumbnail I haven't gotten around to updating. The second is a collage of three different scenarios present in the video along with text. This is not misrepresenting the content but I am familiar with what you are talking about on other videos people put absurd stuff just to bait you that doesn't accurately represent the content. This post is from a mobile device so sorry if it looks trashy

I'm familiar with what you are talking about too as I follow a few guys who do just that. One content creator I watch uses thumbnails of half naked women and is just him ranting for 10 minutes or so about whatever the topic is while sitting in front of the camera. I think the Philip DeFranco channel does this from time to time too.

And you're following this person because...?

The sexy chicks ^^

It's entertaining to see how wrong they are. For example, one rants about twitch girl gamers. His logic is that if they show cleavage they are just wanting attention and not a real gamer. He uses thumbnails of different attractive women to get views, but the videos are Let's Play footage with him doing his rants over them.

Derezo has a fantastically hardy desk.

Nice. Does YouTube provide some income?

Hardly any.

Patreon on the other hand...

...and no, it's not livable. That's why I've got other things in the works. Crazy thing is though, I only need to be like, three or four times more popular and it actually could be livable. A couple other video producing colleagues I've spoken with or collaborated with have numbers which put mine to shame.

Thanks! I built it entirely by myself. Planed it, sanded it, stained it and sealed it... took me like 8 hours.

So... I've been programming with Allegro for the past few days, on account of the stickers and the 5.2 release. I'm considering putting together a few Introductory-level videos sometime before TINS.

It's very nice to see that some of you are active on Youtube!

I'll keep in mind to subscribe to all channels mentioned (probably waiting the week-end to do so)
Keep up!

I created an Android gameplays channel, here you can watch the last video I uploaded:

In this playlist you'll find all my videos:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxVUxCzk4G3dB1Oz-yMm8ZuQikR5L3Z5K

If you want me to make a gameplay video for your Allegro game just let me know

I only have one video, which I recorded today. I was coming here to shamelessly plug it, but I see you prepared an entire thread in my honor!

Video description has patches.

My github has source edits.

I have 3 channels, only two have videos. There are a lot of time (+1 year) since the last one. I have not time/motivation enough to follow it, but I want to some day.

This one is about me playing stuff. Also, I show a few of my latest game tries, as Momen3D:

This other one is about me talking about video making. I did a music video for my nephew's death-metal band that looked like that:

They liked it, so they want another one and I created that vLog, but there were problems (the band doesn't exists right now ) and I have hardware problems as I say in this video:

The last channel doesn't has activity right now. It will be the official channel of the game studio I created few time ago.

I'm pretty pleased with how well the music goes with my ride home on Monday https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULAY92mPrsI

I'm on Youtube! I post development log videos and pixel art videos. My channel is here: https://youtube.com/c/unTiedGamesTV

My newest Speed Spriting video, the creation of a lava-themed industrial tileset:

My newest devlog video, showing off Atmocopter, the game I'm currently working on:

Very cool work, Schyfis! Subscribed!

Thank you! I've been doing pixel art and gamedev regularly, so it's cool to be able to watch the history of what I've done. I'm really glad I started this channel!