[Request] Allow us to add custom logo

[Dsai]

I upload my gameplay videos to youtube. And, I think it would be nice if  I can add my channel logo to all of my videos I have created with Dxtory. It should allow us to toggle or will appear only from the start of the video then gradually fading out. Or, just add more setting for use to play around with.   

[ClassifyLP]

Almost all editing programs (yes, even the free ones) allow you to add logos or watermarks. YouTube also has a function to overlay your channel logo over the videos (full duration or start/end).

[kourgath223]

Almost all editing programs (yes, even the free ones) allow you to add logos or watermarks. YouTube also has a function to overlay your channel logo over the videos (full duration or start/end).

Just want to mention that the thing you mention for YouTube doesn't place your channel logo in the video itself, rather it is treated like an annotation and thus if someone downloads your video and re-uploads it somewhere your logo is not going to be in the video (and to be honest this is only reason I can imagine someone putting their YouTube logo in the video).

But as you said almost all editing programs allow you to do this but if the OP doesn't want to have to render the video, which is the only reason I can imagine wanting this as a feature in the recording software, then they may want to look into Bandicam or OBS cause I don't think something like this will be added anytime soon, mostly because I don't think many people would really get any much use out of it.

[ClassifyLP]

Just want to mention that the thing you mention for YouTube doesn't place your channel logo in the video itself, rather it is treated like an annotation and thus if someone downloads your video and re-uploads it somewhere your logo is not going to be in the video (and to be honest this is only reason I can imagine someone putting their YouTube logo in the video).

That's what I meant by overlaying, should've elaborated on that, so thanks for doing it for me.

[zerowalker]

Worth mentioning about Youtube Editing is that Any kind of editing in Youtube will result in much worse quality of the video, no matter what you edited.
Done tests to confirm this, and my assumption to how it works is that instead of using the original uploaded file to convert to the Youtube files,
it will first convert the Original file to "After Editing" file, then convert that to the other Youtube files (1080p etc).

I got pictures of it if wanted, so personally i would never recommend using Youtube Editing if you care about the Quality of your video.