Chapter/Draft
Description
Labels describing specific sections of videos.
Editor's Note: This is in-progress, and partially based on personal experience/personal style. If you find this link, and anything differs from the official guidelines as-is, the official guidelines take priority.
Specifics
- Should be timed precisely, just like any other segment. For more information on this, refer to Advice for submitting.
- Chapters should not include opinions but reflect the content of the video
- Chapters should not be used in place of closed captions
- Use the main language of the video.
Imports
Outlines/Full Video Chapters (FVC)
Outlines, for the purposes of this thought experiment, are a stretch throughout a given video where 100% of a video is covered in chapter segments. (This is independent of skip/mute segments, as well as Highlights and the future* Visual Overlays.) Personally, there's no problem with FVCs, so long as they follow the rules, but they can be quite difficult to do with longer/more in-depth videos, because those tend to require a lot of chapters.
The same rules for chapters apply to FVCs.
- Longer videos, kind of self-explanatory, require a longer outline.
- More in-depth videos require more layers to an outline.
Layers to an outline
Be careful when doing an FVC that you don't break the other rules, especially Rule 3.
*Subject to #visual-overlays, and the direction that goes.
Demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_mP7bpbA_c