You can add intro to your YouTube video by adding a caption or description that includes a way for viewers to help guide them through it. The default behavior of the YouTube API returns a string that contains a description with a link to the video, so this could be used to add an intro that explains what the video is about, for example.

This is an example of what I call “video intro” because it’s not a fully-featured video. It also doesn’t contain a link to a specific video. It’s just a note to viewers at the bottom of the video that they should help guide them through it and the API returns a string that describes the exact content.

The purpose of video intro is to be a helpful intro to the video and it is the first part of the video. It can be used for many things such as the purpose of the video, its creator, the link to the video, and so on. But the point of the video intro is to tell people what is actually in the video and what they should take away from it. If you’d like to learn more about using video intro, check out this page for further information.

But before we got into this video intro thing, we had a bit of a conversation with YouTube about the use of the video intro. One of the things that we found really interesting was the fact that YouTube uses intro’s like the ones provided by the API to add more information about the video. They don’t put the intro in the video; the intro is added later. This means that if you are watching a video and you don’t want to watch the video intro, you can do that.

YouTube has an API, which is accessible to all third parties using YouTube’s own API. So you can use this API to add intros. The problem is, it only works on videos. So if you want to add an intro to a video that doesn’t have an intro, you will need to create your own version of the intro.

If you want to add an intro to a video that doesnt have an intro, you will need to create your own version of the intro.

The reason you cannot add an intro to a video is so that you can click on the video intro and click on the intro button to add the intro. I can see you could do that with an api like youtube.com/api/id/id, but that would be very time-consuming.

Youtube is also very good at getting you to click on the video intro when you should instead be clicking on the video.

The intro to a video is not like a web page. It’s not a set of images for you to click on. It’s a piece of text that can be read by the viewer. That’s what you do when you add an intro to a video.

You can also add an intro in about:blank to your video. This way you don’t have to add an api to YouTube.