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Brilliant! Sorry for the slow response.
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Thank you jdana, glad I could help.<br />
And have a happy New
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Thank you jdana, glad I could help.
And have a happy New

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I have a bunch of instructional videos that are currently unlisted in YouTube. My client, who effectively owns the videos, wants them to be private instead of unlisted. I configured one of the 95 videos as shown in the video below. <br />
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<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2013/11_w45/687181/2013-11-09-08h37-41.png" target="_blank" title="Private with circle permission (5 KB)"><img alt="Private with circle permission" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 350px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2013/11_w45/687181/2013-11-09-08h37-41.png" /></a>This configuration is perfect. The video is private and the users who I wish to watch the video in the specified &quot;I2I&quot; circle. Here's the kicker, I'd like to apply these settings to the remaining 94 videos &quot;in bulk&quot; using the YouTube Video Manager. I can use the Video Manager to make all 94 videos in one fell swoop, but I can't figure out how to assign all 94 videos to a specific circle. Is it doable?
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2013-11-09-08h37-41.png

I have a bunch of instructional videos that are currently unlisted in YouTube. My client, who effectively owns the videos, wants them to be private instead of unlisted. I configured one of the 95 videos as shown in the video below. 


This configuration is perfect. The video is private and the users who I wish to watch the video in the specified "I2I" circle. Here's the kicker, I'd like to apply these settings to the remaining 94 videos "in bulk" using the YouTube Video Manager. I can use the Video Manager to make all 94 videos in one fell swoop, but I can't figure out how to assign all 94 videos to a specific circle. Is it doable?

YouTube - Private Video, Assigning to a Circle with a &quot;Bulk&quot; Command

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YouTube - Private Video, Assigning to a Circle with a &quot;Bulk&quot; Command

YouTube - Private Video, Assigning to a Circle with a "Bulk" Command