If you put a video of another YouTube user in your playlist, let's say episodes of an anime, then make it public, will it get a higher chance of being deleted by YouTube? The anime episodes I put in my public playlist all got deleted (each and everyone uploaded by different users).
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If you can get the URL to the .FLV file (just google 'how to get FLV URL youtube'), Upload by Transfer is what we call it. That feature gets released next week on our platform (see blog post for details). You provide the URL to the FLV, and the cloud service pulls it off and transcodes it.
Edit: Just tried this with the KeepVid suggestion in another answer. Just picked a popular YouTube video... http://play.nimbushd.com/view/lfsv
This is normally meant for production shops with automated workflows (HTTP/FTP servers) but FLV is supported and it's no different. And in the interest of neutrality I suppose you could also do this with encoding.com if you had a destination for it (an FTP server or something).
If you're not looking for a cloud service/hosted platform, then of course there are YouTube downloaders and you can just save the .FLV files off to your hard drive.
You can just hover over the video and an icon like this...
The top one, the clock, will add it to your "watch later" list
and the one beneath it with the three lines and arrow adds the video to your queue
You can do this directly from the feed while looking at YouTube videos when you hover over the video. This works int he new YouTube layout so if you are still using the old YouTube layout I'm not sure how that would work.
There is also three dots usually next to a video anywhere on YouTube and when you press it this pops up...
(Add to queue, Save to Watch later, Save to playlist, and Report)
You can press any of the three and it will add the video to a playlist
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Best Answer
YouTube carries a simple but yet effective algorithm. If any two duplicate content is found by their crawlers or bots, the effective action is taken. If the video is flagged for copyright infringement it will be taken down really fast.
Let's say if a video "X" is uploaded by a verified YouTube account and the same video on different channel which is obviously not verified. It will going to be pulled out soon only from the unverified account.
The simple rule of YouTube is that the platform is meant for users and the videos created by themselves. If you wish to upload those anime episodes I would recommend uploading it to your Google Drive Account.