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YTSSetup.exe - 3.7 MB

For a list of previously published and obsolete versions, go to the Previous Versions Download page.

Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 3 or later.
Microsoft Office Excel 2007 (version 12) or later - for the Export to Excel functionality.
Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Client Profile
Update for Microsoft .NET Framework 4 - KB2468871

Fixed a bug that caused the application to crash when deleting a video in certain circumstances.
Fixed new version check failures.

Removed dislikes and all the data that depends on them (Rating, Average Rating, RMT Rating), as YouTube has made dislikes publicly unavailable (link).
Fixed likes being reported as 0.
Increased the database size limit from around 200MB to 4GB.

Shared YouTube API key removed. All users now need to register and use their own YouTube API key. Users will also need to enable the YouTube Data API v3 for the project in the YouTube Data API console.
Added "Published At" and "Duration" for the videos.

Added "Export to Excel" for a single video's data.
Fixed crashing when exporting to Excel if a video's description or notes are longer than a thousand characters.
Fixed crashing when exporting a large number of videos to Excel.

Added the number of comments to the set of statistics.
Added RMT's rating. It is calculated by the following formula: RMT's Rating = 100 x Number of likes x Number of comments / (Number of dislikes * Number of views).

Fixed performance issues when the application manages data for a big number of videos.

Application is updated to use YouTube API v3 as YouTube API v2 is deprecated and will be discontinued.

Fixed a major bug that prevented the application from working in case when the total number of views of all videos exceeded 2,147,483,647.
Fixed a bug that prevented the application from working if any single video received more than 2,147,483,647 views.
Fixed a bug that, in some rare cases, crashed the application during the routine that checks whether the application is already running.
Removed the Migration Tool. It was introduced in version 2.0.0 to help users migrate data from the old 1.x.x versions of the application. After a year and a half, the majority of users had already migrated to the new 2.x.x versions, so the tool is no longer being developed or supported. If there are still users who want to migrate, the tool is still present in the 2.1.2 installation file, which can be found on the Previous Versions Download page. Such users are encouraged to install that version first, or to contact the author for help.

Added the ability to classify a video into more than one group.
Added the possibility of immediately deleting videos that are no longer available on YouTube after the data has been updated.
Removed the functionality of updating data for individual videos as superfluous.
Fixed an issue with video descriptions longer than 4,000 characters.
As usual, numerous small bugs and issues were fixed, along with several user interface improvements.

Support for "Silent Mode" - run the application from the command line to fetch current statistics from YouTube. This is very convenient if you want to automate the process by using Windows Task Scheduler (see the Manual page for more information).
Support for video groups - makes it easier to categorize and manage video statistics.
Added the ability to export all data to Excel.
Added a new version availability check.
Support for manual HTTP proxy configuration (beta).
Enhanced user interface.
Migration of data from previous versions is supported by the YouTube Statistics Migration Tool.
Application target framework moved from the full Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 to the Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Client Profile, resulting in a more convenient installation and update process and a smaller footprint.
Fixed issue with the application not being able to run properly if the current user is not the administrator.
Fixed issue with the application not being able to be run independently for two or more users.
Numerous small bugs and issues fixed.

Fixed installation bug which caused the application to fail starting on systems that don't have SQLServerCE installed.
New and improved installation process implemented.

Fixed a bug that was slowing the application down (especially when working with a large number of links).
Fixed a few layout bugs.