I want to implement YouTube music in my app, I did some searches and I found out that there is a YouTube music api but I couldn't find any documentation about it.
My questions:
Does Youtube Music have an API or an SDK for android?
Does anyone have some ideas about it?
At this time there is no YouTube Music api. Anything you may have seen on the internet is probably third party hacked, and would most likely be against googles TOS.
If google ever does release one it will probably be listed here.
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I have integrated Youtube api in my android app. it play video in youtubeplayerview. Now i want to give option for downloading or see offline. Can it possible to download video from my app or to give functionality to see offline.
No, it wont be possible as far as i know. Downloading video will violate their term and policies. check this link might help LINK
I'm writting an Android App and I'm using YouTube API V3 to let the user to search YouTube for videos and show it to him,
And I would like to NOT have commercials in the beginning of the video.
is there a way todo it? even pay google for it..
Ads are determined by the uploader of the video and are a cornerstone of Youtube's monetization model so it's doubtful that there's a flag somewhere to disable them. I also doubt you'd get far contacting google directly but you could give it a try.
There is a way to check for the existence of ads in a video, so you could try to filter out videos that contain ads.
Is there any way to know if a youtube video display ads? via API?
At the risk of this question being marked 'research' or 'too broad', I am placing this question here with the research I have done so far (to count as background work), especially since I have been researching this for a while but have not found a good turnkey solution. thank you for your inputs!
I want to make Turn Based Multiplayer Game. I found Google Play Game Services but that only works with Google+ Login: https://developers.google.com/games/services/android/turnbasedMultiplayer
How do I do the same with Facebook login? Can Google Play Game Services be used with Facebook friends?
In my research, the other option I found is nextpeer.com, but not sure if they can do a turn by turn based. I think i have to send player to player messages directly to achieve the turn based player, dont want to do that.
EDIT: After I posted the question, i found Android Games Tutorial with Facebook SDK - trying to understand if turn based game can be done using Facebook SDK.
Can it?
Disclaimer: I am a Nextpeer employee.
Hi,
Nextpeer does not offer a turn based solution at the moment. However, we do have an asynchronous gaming mode in our Facebook matches mode. In this mode players can either play synchronously together or asynchronously. In the second case, a player can play and the recording of his gameplay will be played to his opponents when they choose to play. Does this answer your need?
I'll be glad to discuss further privately, just email us at support#nextpeer.com and ask to talk to Dror.
I have been looking for a solution on similar lines aswell, and I guess we have a solution that can be helpful for others as well. Just looking forward to integrate it. You can find the required documentation here
I was planning on using the Youtube Android Player API, when I noticed it needs a YouTube Data API (v3), API key: https://developers.google.com/youtube/android/player/register
The Youtube Data API handles most youtube's interaction, like getRating, upload video's, rate video's , get playlists etc, and sets a quota based on those actions: https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/getting-started#quota & https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/determine_quota_cost
None of these actions are video playback though, that's what the Android Player does. I also can't find anything about quotas on the Android Player API section.
So, my question is two-fold: Why does the player API need the Data API, and is there a quota on usage of the player API?
As far as I have researched on this.
The Google Developers Console allows creation of keys and then we restrict the key usage ourselves. This means that each key when created is a general key. It can be used for any Google API.
As far as YouTube player is concerned. As long as we don't make any calls to the YouTube API in our app, I don't think there is a quota limit. This is what I have concluded after reading this: https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/getting-started#calculating-quota-usage
Also, since the player doesn't work until you have the YouTube app installed, it basically uses the app to play content. If you just show thumbnails, the thumbnails are already public and you can generate them this way: How do I get a YouTube video thumbnail from the YouTube API?
This API does not require an API key thus it does not affect the quota in any way.
This is an intuitive answer as per my research. I could not find any explanation anywhere so this is what I came up with.
please i want way to play youtube video in videoview
I looked at a lot of solutions and pages, but I can not find an answer to this question
Please give me a definite solution to this question
Thank you
Hay behalf of VideoView its much better to use Google's YouTube Android Player API, if your need is specific to play YouTube video, Using this you can directly embed all of the functionality of YouTube in your application.
You can do it by simply following below steps_
You should target your application to at least Android 2.2. ( e.g., android:minSdkVersion="8" or API level 8)
Next you need to Registering your application to get an API key. It's free, you need your Google account to get it. You need SHA1 key of your application that you can Get SHA1 key for your application.
Download - YouTube Android Player API and Unzip the compressed folder, locate the YouTubeAndroidPlayerApi.jar, and add it to your project's /libs folder.
Add INTERNET to your manifest (<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET"></uses-permission>)
That`s all you are completely set to get a ride on. You can find YouTube demo Sample Applications, youtube - android-player
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I hope this will help you and all! :)
YouTube has an official YouTube Android Player API specifically designed to play YouTube videos within your applications. You may consider looking at YouTubePlayerFragment which allows you to easily embed a video player.