4K dashcam video of 17 new red light speed cameras around Melbourne

The Victorian government has installed over 30 new red light speed cameras around Melbourne over the past 18 months or so. In this video are 17 of the new red light speed cameras.

Melbourne Driving Tour - City of Melbourne and the Docklands - YouTube

To make it easier to go to a particular section of the Melbourne Driving Tour, I've now added Chapters.

Melbourne Driving Tour - City of Melbourne and the Docklands - YouTube

To see and go to a chapter move the mouse over the video to see the timeline, then move over the timeline to get to the section that interests you. You can also go to the description for the video and click on any of the timestamps.

When your viewers are on YouTube first appeared today (previously Not enough viewer data to show this report).

Various things happen on YouTube once some unknown point is reached. In YouTube there's a graph like the following, which shows when your viewers are on YouTube.

Until yesterday all I had in this section was a message that I think was "Not enough viewer data to show this report". The above graph appeared today (3rd January 2024) for the first time and I wanted to share my statistics in case it helps other determine when this might happen for them.

I started my 360 4K video channel on the 4th of October 2023, which is 91 days ago.

Since starting the channel my stats for the period 4 Oct 2023 to 1 Jan 23 are:

Views: 79,608 (Shorts: 75,425, Videos: 4,191)
Watch time: 367.0 hours
Subscribers: 117

The difference between the individual figures in brackets is because they are until the 3rd of January, whereas the other figures are for the period up until two days ago, the 1st of January 2024.

Looking at the last 48 hours of views there's only one hour where there were no views.

It may be the graph appears after 90 days, but I think this is unlikely, although I can't be sure. If you hover your mouse over the different shaded bars on the graph you get further information which states: "Very few of your viewers are on YouTube", "Few of your viewers are on YouTube", "Some of your viewers are on YouTube", "Many of your viewers are on YouTube" and "Very many of your viewers are on YouTube".

There is no "None of your viewers are on YouTube" at a particular hour, which I find interesting. If I were to guess, it may be this graph only appears once there are one or more viewers in each hourly bucket for the 24 hours for the 7 days. Keep in mind this graph is for the most recent 28 day period, so each hour on each day is the sum of 4 days from each of the weeks.

I don't know why or when the "When your viewers are on YouTube" graph appears, but hopefully by sharing my information it will provide clues to others should a pattern appear.

I should add my first channel is very different from my 360 4K channel as to when viewers are on YouTube. The main reason I think is when I started my first channel it is based on content largely from Australia and published based on the time in Australia. Currently 70% of my viewers are from Australia. For my 360 4K channel which this graph is from, the content started based on a recent trip to Europe and the viewers came mostly from Europe. I've focused on using Shorts to build the audience and currently the top viewers for All Viewers come from Russia, United States, India, Germany, Uzbekistan, whereas if just looking at long form video the top viewers are from: Fance, India, Australia, Brazil, Italy. Sometimes I wonder if the graph is for all viewers, or just long form videos. Again, I don't know the answer, but I thought I'd put the thought out there.

Kelvin

My first channel
Ride, Drive, Walk by Kelvin

My 360 4K channel
360 4K UHD videos