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I tried the Vimeo networking example app from GitHub and Vimeo Deeplink, but none of them worked.
Everytime, I get an error like URL misconfigured.
See below screenshot:
I don't know which is the right-way to proceed. I need to know how the URL is formed using the APIs.
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hi guys I want to use youtube api to upload videos by program.
cuz it's only used by myself, I
register a domain like sample.com
set a google workspace cuz it's the only way to set the app internal
But now I meet the problem.
When I add the user to the google workspace, it can't add the gmail only create the main with name#sample.com.
Not the gmail that my youtube channel is.
So I still can't upload videos to my youtube channel by programing.
please tell me what to do after you saw this. thanks🙏🙏🙏
You can only set this up with a workspace account. This means that the the user would need to be on the domain. Not a standard gmail account.
You could try to transfer the YouTube channel to the workspace domain but im not sure if that's even possible. Or try to grant the domain email access to the YouTube channel.
I have created a Youtube API application to enable access to Youtube API for Integromat. All my Youtube API application does it gives access to my Youtube channel videos for Integromat. Integromat grabs the links to videos and uploads the links to my Airtable. So the only user for the Youtube API is going to be myself and my own Integromat workflow.
The Youtube API app is in development. I want to verify the app to get rid of the 1-hour deactivation of the authorization (Integromat connection to Youtube API breaks after 1 hour).
To get verified, I looked the steps here https://support.google.com/cloud/answer/7454865?hl=en. The first step it tells me to do is "Update the OAuth consent screen details" and I go to that screen and shows the publishing status. Do I click to "publish to production"?
When I click that, it tells me:
Your app will be available to any user with a Google Account.
Screenshot showing the step to publish my app
That's sounds scary. What does it mean?
I do not need (nor want) have other users logging to my Youtube API. I am the only user and Integromat is the only app that will access the Youtube API.
I am novice in this and don't have much idea about programming so I don't even know what questions I should be asking here.
Thanks.
Here are more details about what I am trying to do in Integromat:
Youtube API Integromat testing app - connection getting disabled
It means that you will be able to share your app via that link with anyone you please. The whole point of an API is that it's available publicly, at least on a technical level. Whether you're actively soliciting users is an entirely other matter, naturally.
How does Google Analytics know where visitors were when they came to our website? I understand when the referral source is Google search or Google Ads, but how does it know a user clicked a link on LinkedIn or from WhatsApp?
Google Analytics can understand source like Linkedin.com from document.referrer but he can't know source like Whatsapp or Outlook desktop so it will be Direct traffic. You can append UTMs parameters to the querystring of the URL to force custom source/medium.
I tried to add a YouTube video in article content, but it alway failed to upload the video link because YouTube is blocked in my country. So I built a HTTP proxy to watch YouTube, how could I tell the wagtail application to use my HTTP proxy while fetching YouTube embed metadata?
As far as I understand, your server and your users are behind a firewall that blocks access to YouTube. So there is two problems to solve:
Your Wagtail app should be able to access https://www.youtube.com/oembed to fetch metadata and iframe code to embed (see the example response).
Your users should be able to access youtube servers to watch videos.
To solve the first problem you can use a custom embed finder. You can find some information on how to add a custom embed finder the Wagtail's documentation.
Your embed finder should recognise youtube urls and send requests to fetch meta info through the proxy.
The second problem should be solved on the client's side (the client's browser should use proxy) or you should transparently proxy traffic youtube <-> your users somehow. It's not really Wagtail related issue, so I'll leave it with you.
I manage a website where users post entertainment content (photos, text). It's developed in Django with postgresql. I am trying to add a video feature on the website - such that everyone can upload their favorite videos on the website and share them.
Instead of building out video streaming infrastructure myself, can I use an existing video service as a viable backend? For instance, using Youtube's API to send all uploaded videos to its servers, and then embed a youtube player in my website that users can utilize to view uploaded videos? Youtube actually imposes a quota, that computes to about 400 video uploads, 1500 write operations, and 50,000 read operations. My website's scale is already beyond this. Are there any other services I can use? Sorry if this is a newbie question, I actually don't have any experience in this domain. If you point me in the right direction, perhaps giving an illustrative example, I can start getting deeper into this.
The closest I have gotten is getting a bizspark plus subscription that is free for one and a half years. After that one can use Azure media services to get the job done.