YouTube In Bytes Uploaded

@Alan4Netskope

Bytes uploaded are the amount of bytes transferred from the client to server as part of the HTTP (and subsequent TCP) session.  Bytes uploaded will always be more than 0 as the proxy will observe some client to server traffic for session establishment, user input to the app, etc so your top uploaders are more likely to just be your top Youtube users in this case. The Youtube app does have an explicit Upload activity which I would assume is more of what you're after (detecting users who uploaded actual videos or content to Youtube).  You can also look for the Post activity which I believe would capture comments on videos from users.  I hope this is helpful and I'm certainly happy to provide additional context.  

As for the 60 hour view time, this is likely the duration of sessions meaning that your user more than likely wasn't watching 60 hours of total videos but may have been streaming music or something along those lines.  A more accurate or complete analysis should look at the "View" activity for that user in the same time period as this will show you the actual number of videos they would have started to watch during that period.