youtube-data-api

I'm not really sure how to ask this, but I have a php script that pulls data from the youtube-v3-api for my youtube channel, mainly a list of videos that I have published. It's been working great up until earlier today when I went to run it again because I added a new video. Here's the output for the first object in the items array items:[ { kind:"youtube#searchResult", etag:"" XpPGQXPnxQJhLgs6enD_n8JR4Qk/tluoWYe5GE9lVFAkcMtcec2Ycug"", id:{ kind:"youtube#channel", channelId:"UCD8d3FGC907iS1qiMF0ccxA" }, snippet:{ publishedAt:"2006-04-30T19:39:08.000Z", channelId:"UCD8d3FGC907iS1qiMF0ccxA",

I was trying to upload videos to youtube using the firebase cloud function. What I need is when a user uploads a video to firebase cloud storage, functions.storage.object().onFinalize event will get triggered and in that event, I store the file to a temporary location and upload the file to youtube from the temp location to youtube, after uploading I delete both files. It will work fine for small files. But if I upload a large file then the function is getting terminated by showing this error Error: memory limit exceeded. Function invocation was interrupted. Code for uploading video var

I have the following bit of code to make a call to the YouTubeService service = new YouTubeService(new BaseClientService.Initializer() { ApiKey = AppSettings.Variables.YouTube_APIKey, ApplicationName = AppSettings.Variables.YouTube_AppName }); Google.Apis.YouTube.v3.VideosResource.ListRequest request = service.Videos.List("snippet,statistics"); request.Id = string.Join(",", videoIDs); VideoListResponse response = request.Execute(); This all works but when we deploy it to our live server, it needs to get through a proxy so we put the following into the web.config: <defaultProxy

I am trying to get the last 10 videos of a channel. When I run the following code: from apiclient.discovery import build API_SERVICE_NAME = "youtube" API_VERSION = "v3" def youtubeTest(): KEY = "my key here" service = build(API_SERVICE_NAME, API_VERSION , developerKey=KEY) args = {} args['part']='snippet' args['maxResults']='10' args['channelId']='UCq-Fj5jknLsUf-MWSy4_brA' args['order']='date' args['type']='video' results = service.search().list(**args).execute() items = results['items'] for item in items: print item['snippet']['publishedAt'] youtubeTest() This is the result I am getting 2018

This question already has an answer here: How to parse JSON in Java 31 answers Im working right now with Youtube API in Java, and managed to get some data stored as CommentThreadListResponse Here is an example of its node, but list contains about 100 of them. { "snippet" : { "topLevelComment" : { "snippet" : { "textDisplay" : "SOME COMMENT" } } } }, So there is just textDisplay that remains, as something I'd like to extract into String. So my question goes "How can I do it?" Let take your response and analyse it, for make it more understandable I will place some index values, and consider

GTLServiceYouTube executeQuery callback not called when I execute it in background thread.Video wont get uploaded. It works fine when I execute it in main thread.I get callbacks and video is also uploaded. I can solve this by forcing executeQuery to run in main thread but that affects the UI performance. How can I solve this issue? My code goes like this , self.uploadFileTicket = [service executeQuery:query completionHandler:^(GTLServiceTicket *ticket, GTLYouTubeVideo *uploadedVideo, NSError *error) { // code to handle } I found a solution! Here whats happening is, when I run the code in

Im using Youtube api v3, I want to get the notes from videos in my playslist for example: The screenshot above is from a playlist I have in my account - I want to get that note for each video in my playlist. Ive hit playlists endpoint: youtube/v3/playlists&part=snippet&playlistId=${ID_HERE}&key=${KEY_HERE} and playlistItems endpoint: youtube/v3/playlistItems&part=snippet&playlistId=${ID_HERE}&key=${KEY_HERE} Neither return the notes in my videos! - Is this possible using this API ? Currently responses look like this: ^ You can see there is no notes property Figured it out: You need to hit: