how many years would it take to watch all the videos on youtube?
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By the time you've finished one video, there will be 1,000 more added to the website. If you assume the same growth rate for the past 10 years and assume that no more video would be uploaded until you stop watching, it would take you 60,000 years of non-stop watching to watch each and every video on YouTube.
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How much data YouTube will use depends on the quality of your video playback. Watching a YouTube video at the standard 480p uses around 260MB per hour, while Full HD viewing can chew through 1.65GB. 4K video playback on YouTube will use as much as 2.7GB of data every hour.
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How many subscribers do you need to make money? Based on the YouTube Partner Program eligibility requirements, you need 1,000 or more subscribers to be able to monetize your channel. You also need at least 4,000 watch hours within the last 12 months and have an active Google AdSense account.
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The total number of people who use YouTube – 1,300,000,000. 300 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute! Almost 5 billion videos are watched on YouTube every single day. ... In an average month, 8 out of 10 18-49 year-olds watch YouTube.
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Yes, that may seem like a long time to binge-watch something, but there are almost 200 episodes, and the procedural aspect of the show doesn't reward watching more than two episodes in a row. Watch two every weeknight, and three each day on weekends. It'll take you around 12 weeks to get through the whole thing.
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It takes an average of 22 months for a channel to reach 1,000 subscribers on YouTube according to data from TubeFilter. That's if the channel is uploading videos consistently and using some best practices. The problem is, there is huge variation in the data and looking at that 'average' can be misleading.
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Smaller videos up to 10 mins take about 2 minutes. Bigger Videos for example (I uploaded Videos up to 8 hours on youtube) may take up to an hour, sometimes even more. If you are lucky your video will get processed even faster (maybe 30 mins) when the server that is processing your video is not under heavy load.
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There are 236 episodes and each are 22–23 minutes long. That equates to an average of 88.5 hours. If you are watching with commercials it would be about 118 hours.
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Google says this about YouTube video processing : Processing time varies greatly depending on the format of your original video, file size, and upload traffic. This could take anywhere from a few minutes to several hours.
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But you do want to develop your video content with longer videos in mind. In general, videos from 7-15 minutes tend to perform best. PBS Space Time is a popular channel with many videos that fall into the general range of 7-15 minutes, but also has longer videos that go almost 20 minutes.
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YouTube starts giving money to videos once they cross the 1000 view mark so you would need to wait at least 2 months to start earning. After that, its $0.05 per 20 views.
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So each episode on average is 22–23 minutes long, and there are 236 episodes, split over 10 seasons. Roughly, therefore, it takes 5310 minutes, or 88 hours and 30 minutes to watch all of the seasons.
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It would take up to 204 hours or 25.5 eight-hour workdays to watch every episode to date. Fans of The Simpsons, you could watch all 618 episodes in 229 hours (or 9.5 straight days).
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Time Requirements: 90 hours (3.75 days). Each episode averages about 43 minutes, so if you clock 10 hour-days (600 minutes, or about 14 episodes) on Saturdays and Sundays, it'll only take up a cool 4.5 weekends, or nine days, of your life.
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You need a minimum of 1,000 subscribers and a minimum of 4,000 watch-hours in a rolling 12 month basis. 4,000 hours per year isn't too bad; all you need is one good video or a handful of decent videos to reach it.
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All the episodes add up to have a run time of 4 days, 17 hours. You could probably watch them all in a week if you weren't doing anything else. Out of personal experience, about a week. This is accounting in for working, and sleeping, and doing nothing else but watching.
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depends on what you want to learn and up to what level. if you just want to do very basic 3D animation, vfx or video editing it wont take more than 10-12 days. but if you want to learn that in really deep and want to create a renders like we see in pixar / Disney movie it would take great effort and practice.