If you’re a YouTube user, there’s a good chance that you’ve heard of the Delete Your Episode Account feature. This is a way for you to stop your channel from being listed on the main page of YouTube, and it’s also a great way to remove any videos that have been added to your channel but haven’t been watched. To delete your episode account on YouTube, follow these steps:

  1. Log in to YouTube.
  2. Click on the three lines in the top left corner of the main screen (or use the three lines at the bottom of this page if you’re using a web browser).
  3. On the right side of the screen, click on “My Channel.”
  4. In the “Channel” section, click on “Delete Your Episode Account.”
  5. If you’ve added any videos to your channel but haven’t watched them yet, they’ll be deleted first (unless they were added after you deleted your account). If you’ve watched all of your videos and want to continue watching them later, just hit “Restart My Channel” and they’ll be added back into play automatically.

If you installed our application and browser extensions without any previous issue, it may be your firewall or antivirus blocking the sign-in process. First thing that you need to do is change your computer’s host file to accept the following line at the bottom: 192.168.1.12/* (put this new entry after localhost), then open up ports 55555 UDP and 5555 TCP for your system in order to successfully install our application on your computer — both these ports must be opened every time before you use our app, otherwise our software will not install correctly. These instructions are also covered under “Troubleshooting” on page 3 of the Episode manual.

If you are having issues with running the application, your version of Windows is not supported: http://www.pivotpointstudios.com/window-compatibility.php . You will need to switch over to one of the following operating systems: 64bit Windows 7 Professional and Ultimate editions; 64bit Windows 8 (all editions); any edition of Linux that supports OpenGL 4 or higher; Mac OS X 10.7 Lion and above (Mavericks is currently supported) with Intel Core Duo 1.8 GHz+.

We also noticed that many users who could not get our software working on their system reported that their computer was infected by several kinds of malware — viruses, adware, spyware, etc.

If you have been doing your computer maintenance for the past few months, then chances are that all infections are already removed. But if you do not know how to manage these problems yourself, please check again whether they are still present: http://www.pivotpointstudios.com/malware-removal-guide.php

If it was previously working without any issues on your PC, we advise you wait and see if Episode will detect it correctly after successful installation first — we expect the answer to be negative. If this is something important to you however, consult with whoever set up the hardware in the first place (PC vendor or manufacturer).