Commands to search for YouTube videos via the search bar

Question

If I enter title:"This Hard Land" -title:"Cover" in the YouTube search bar, I only get videos which contain This Hard Land and do not contain Cover in their titles.
I'd also like to add a command which forces the videos to appear ordered (for example by count view), probably something like orderByCountView:.

I don't want to achieve this by manipulating the URL or by using the advanced search options.

Does such command exist? Does anyone have a reference to an (official) list of all commands which one can uses in the search bar?

Answer 1

All I could find was this, but it does not answer your question. Google does provide commands reference for GoogleSearch, but not for YouTube, and, after trying many things that came to my mind, the only answer I can think of is that there is no such a command.

Answer 2

It seems not possible to do what you want. The blog cited in the other answer states search commands that don't work today (e.g., Apple, this week returns videos from 3 years ago).

There is an API reference showing how you could do it with GET, and there's an advanced search that also modifies the URL.

It's possible to do what you want, but not how you want to do it.

Answer 3

This is possible with a feature Google build into its search. If you want to search for results from a specific page (in this case youtube.com) just type in site:youtube.com followed by the search terms you want. For example, if you're looking up "How to tie a tie" and you only want YouTube videos, just type this into the google search bar:

site:youtube.com how to tie a tie

Hope that's what you're looking for.