Frequently Asked Questions
Back in 2020 Google disabled the option to directly upload your Videos from your Google Drive to YouTube. While it is still possible to somewhat dodge this by using the Google Drive desktop app or a third-party Chrome extension, the upload will drain your data and requires a considerable speed and bandwidth. …
No. You2box uploads your video files straight from Dropbox to YouTube without using your local connection. It tries to use the fastest, most direct available path between Dropbox and YouTube. Thus, none of your precious internet badwidth is consumed, once your video has been uploaded to your Dropbox account. …
Whenever you try to upload a file through You2box that is larger than your remaining quota, You2box will still recognise that file, but refuse to upload it to YouTube. You will get an Email to inform you about the file waiting for quota. …
There are no hard limits from our side regarding file size. The only restrictions are the storage capacity allowed on your Dropbox/Google Drive plan and the maximum upload size dictated by YouTube, which is currently at 128GB*. …
If you choose to use the You2box service to make your video uploads to YouTube easier, faster and more fun, you have to first sign up with a You2box account. Luckily – you can just use your existing YouTube (Google) login. …
You2box supports all formats accepted by YouTube. Files with the following extensions are recognized as video files and uploaded by You2box: …
