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So do you mean to tell me that Youtube does not have an API that allows people to see the current view velocity, as how many views a video has had an hour? I find it hard to believe that it would be as simple as " take the number of days a video has been live, divide that by 24 hours in a day...

I have a 12TB NAS (Network Attached Storage) where I put all my videos. When I need more, I just replace the disks 1 x 1 with Larger disks and then I have more space for more videos, its great... but its not cheap.

OK, backing it up more, why use 2 similar programs if 1 can do it, but I would pay for both if they had features I liked, why not support something that supports you? Its a great feature, but I find Tuebuddy MUCH more useful but rather not have to touch VidIQ, but this one feature brings me to it.

you can, but why pay for 2, when you can just have one?

I would LOVE this feature as well.