This template watches a YouTube channel for new uploads, copies title and description, and uploads the video to Vimeo.
Connect YouTube and Vimeo. Watch new videos in the channel. JavaScript maps the metadata. Put Vimeo access on the Vimeo connection.
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The scenario starts when the connected YouTube channel publishes a new video.
JavaScript reads title, description, and the source file so Vimeo can upload it. Fetch extra video info from YouTube if the trigger is missing fields.
Vimeo stores the video on the account you connect, using that title and description.
Add a YouTube connection with access to the channel you want to watch.
Add a Vimeo connection for the account that should receive the upload.
Add a YouTube trigger for new videos in a channel and pick that channel. Fetch video details if you need more than the trigger returns.
In JavaScript, map title and description. Upload the video to Vimeo. Publish a test video on the channel and confirm it appears on Vimeo.
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