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Timed YouTube uploads without the hassle
I was tired of manually pulling the next video from my render queue and racing against the clock to get it on YouTube. With n8n I set up a Schedule Trigger that watches a Google Sheet queue, grabs the ready row, downloads the file via HTTP, then pushes it through the YouTube Data API node. The workflow also flips the status flags in the sheet, so everything stays in sync. Now each video goes live exactly one hour after the render finishes, and I’ve shaved about 10 minutes off every upload.
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