android-youtube-api

I was wondering if this is available in v3 (I know it's possible with v2)? I've tried using watch_later as the id and mine=true in a playlist request. The watch_later playlist is not returned in the generic playlists list results when specifying mine=true . Update As of Sep 12 2016 , watch later and watch history can no longer be retrieved YouTube Data API v3. Original answer (no longer works) You can get the IDs of you special private playlists with an authenticated request to GET https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/channels?part=contentDetails&mine=true&key={YOUR_API_KEY} One of these is

Filing bug to YouTube Android Player API Library engineers: see android-youtube-api tag Over the course of the past week and a half, I've noticed this weird BadParcelableException steadily increasing in our app and have nailed it down to YouTube's new release on android. This crash will occur if your app is playing a youtube video, bringing your app to background, force stopping the Youtube app, and resuming your app again. Crash reproducible on Youtube version 12.19.56. Also tested on an older YouTube version 12.05.21 and the crash was not there. Stack trace: main Exception: Unable to start

I am developing an Android app that uses the Android Youtube API. I can successfully play any video from Youtube. However, when I try to play a live stream, I encounter some issues: When the latest version of Youtube is installed on my device (Youtube 11.13.56), I get the following message : "There was a problem while playing, Tap to retry" After removing youtube updates and going back to "youtube 10.18.55" version, everything works fine. Any idea to handle this problem ? Thanks for your help Environment: Samsung Galaxy S4, Android 5.0.1, YouTubeAndroidPlayerApi-1.2.2 It seems like YouTube

I'm using the YouTube API to retrieve videos for and Android client. The program works well but sometimes I get an error like "this video is not allowed to run on smartphones". So, there is a way to filter that videos? I read this doc but did not find a solution. There are two concepts embeddable and syndicated. iOS devices use iframe so they basically embed. Android devices that use player API can check syndicated. When you do a search->list , you can set videoEmbeddable and videoSyndicated to true. For Android, you should check videoSyndicated . Or if you are iterating through videos, for

How to make YouTube Android Player API play only HD Videos Link @Override public void onInitializationSuccess(YouTubePlayer.Provider provider, YouTubePlayer player, boolean wasRestored) { if (!wasRestored) { Log.v("Mobile Url", "" + mobile_url); player.loadVideo(mobile_url); player.setFullscreen(true); player.setShowFullscreenButton(false); player.loadVideo("N1nFoVI3xJM"); } } Here I can set the loadVideo , setFullscreen , setShowFullscreenButton I need to load only HD Videos . Is that possible? Is any method available to set play only HD videos? If no HD Video found for that ID then I need to

I'm getting this error Fatal Exception: java.lang.IllegalStateException This YouTubePlayer has been released , but release() wasn't called explicitly.Here is the piece of code where crash occurs : if(youtubePlayer != null){ time = youtubePlayer.getCurrentTimeMillis();//exception may occur } is it possible to check that youtubePlayer was released ? Any callback ? Thanks. Most of the code in the Youtube SDK is obfuscated which makes it really hard to debug. And the fact that there isn't any direct method to check if the YoutubePlayer has been released or not doesn't help either. Having said that

For example this video can't be played with Youtube player API : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLK1efdt3n8 (other videos from search response works ok) I get the following messages : 09-25 17:18:50.226 24280-24280/com.mypackagename W/YouTubeAndroidPlayerAPI﹕ Cannot load modern controls UI. Upgrade to the latest version of the Android YouTube API. 09-25 17:19:05.911 24280-24280/com.mypackagename E/YoutubePlayerFragment﹕ video error : INTERNAL_ERROR YouTubePlayer API version : 1.2.1 (latest) YouTube app on device is up to date and able to play this video Video parameters : videoEmbeddable=true

I want to show multiple YouTube videos in a Horizontal ScrollView . For that, I'm adding YouTubePlayerFragments dynamically. Here's the piece of my code: //set videos int count = 0; FragmentTransaction transaction = getChildFragmentManager().beginTransaction(); for (final Video video : mVideos) { //create an instance of a video fragment final VideoFragment fragment = new VideoFragment();// VideoFragment extends YouTubePlayerFragment Bundle bundle = new Bundle(); if (null != mVideos && 0 < mVideos.size()) { bundle.putString(VideoFragment.KEY_VIDEO_KEY, video.getKey()); } fragment.setArguments