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Baidu Netdisk & YouTube

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These two connectors often work together: take a video from Baidu Netdisk and publish it to your YouTube channel. It all happens in the background, without your computer on and without downloading the file first.

After connecting a YouTube account you can grant a workspace two independent resources:

ResourceCanCan’t
My YouTube channel and videos (read-only)Read channel name, subscriber count and public-video count; page through uploads, including private and unlisted videos you can see, with title, visibility, publish date, views and linkUpload, edit or delete
Publish videos to the channelPublish a file as a new video on the channel this account ownsList the channel’s videos

Notes:

  • Subscriber counts follow YouTube’s rounding; the video count is public videos only.
  • A read-only grant can’t upload; grant the publish resource separately when you need it.
  • Title, description and visibility (private / unlisted / public) are fixed when you approve the publish and can’t change afterwards.

With Baidu Netdisk connected, the agent can list files and export a selected one:

  • into your Outputs, to download or reuse later;
  • or only as a hand-off to the next connector (such as YouTube), without keeping a copy in Outputs.

Exports move in parts, each checked, and the file’s size and checksum are verified before completion. After a dropped connection or restart, the export continues from the last confirmed position.

Just ask, for example:

Publish “Launch/main-video.mp4” from my Baidu Netdisk to my YouTube channel, titled “Fall 2026 launch”, unlisted for now.

The agent will:

  1. find the file and start the export (needs your approval);
  2. start the YouTube publish with the title and visibility (needs your approval);
  3. let the two jobs hand off in the background: the upload begins only after the export is complete and verified.

Follow progress in Outputs.

  • The export and the publish can each be paused and resumed; both need approval. Pausing the Netdisk export doesn’t pause the YouTube publish, and vice versa.
  • Confirmed progress is kept while paused; resuming continues from there.
  • A cancelled job can’t restart. Cancelling a publish doesn’t delete a video already on YouTube, and deleting a workspace doesn’t either.

If a token expires or you revoke access on the service’s site, the job shows Connection needs attention. An already approved job doesn’t silently switch to the new authorization after you reconnect; start it again.