The Content options tab controls which details Video Hub pulls from YouTube when it creates a video post — categories, tags, dates, titles and the description. These settings apply to every import, whether it’s a single video, a manual bulk import or an automatic import.
Find it under Videos → Settings, on the Content options tab.
Import categories
For each video, Video Hub recreates the categories YouTube returns as WordPress categories — creating any that don’t exist yet — and assigns them to the new post.
Import tags
Import up to the number you set in Maximum number of tags. If you’re importing for a WordPress theme, set a tag taxonomy.
Import date
Use the original YouTube publish date for the post, instead of the date it was created in WordPress.
Import titles
Use the video’s YouTube title as the post title.
Import description as
Choose how the YouTube description is used: as the post content, the post excerpt, both, or not at all.
Remove text from description found after
Automatically trim a description once a chosen piece of text appears. This is handy when you import your own channel and don’t want the entire description — links, sign-offs and all — carried over.
Prevent auto embed on video content
WordPress automatically embeds any YouTube link pasted into a post. Since imported descriptions often contain such links, enable this option to stop them from turning into extra embeds.
Make URLs in video content clickable
Turn plain-text links in a video’s description into real, clickable links.