In my application I need to upload a video to youtube from the gallery or a recording. I read
http://code.google.com/apis/youtube/2.0/developers_guide_protocol.html#Uploading_Videos
and i have only youtube email account....
Which of the three approaches (browser based,direct,resumable) should I use?
and there are any source code??
You're going to need to use Direct Uploading because (I'm assuming) you're going to be receiving which video to upload via and Intent. Here's a link to a project that demonstrates how to (among other things) directly upload to youtube from android. It should be exactly what you need to get started. I think the code you're looking for can be found here.
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I allow my users to record a video, then I want to share it on app Facebook page.
How do I do that?
I found Video Upload with Graph API, but it's very complicated and requires me to manage the entire video upload process. I prefer to let Facebook app to do that.
Also I found ShareVideo.Builder but is limited to 12MB, while my files can by up to 1GB.
Is there some sort of share intent that can do this job for me? Or Video Upload with Graph API is the only solution.
I am developing an IOS/Andriod app where I want my users to be able to upload videos - these videos will later be used by the app. Since I don't want to spend a lot of money on data storage I was thinking of using YouTube as the placeholder of the videos.
Is is scenario supported by YouTube?
Are there any limitations for me to consider regarding this scenario?
Is it OK if my app uses only one YouTube account - which my app users share and use when they upload a video? Or do my app users I have to use a personal YouTube account to upload the videos?
Anything else I should think of which I might be missing here?
Thanks
Thomas
I am going to answer you about android because I know about how you can achieve this in Android apps.
Here's a simple step by step to learn how you can integrate Youtube in your android application. for doing this You will need to download the client libraries written in java. Download the library here
This scenario is supported by Youtube
It will be OK to use only 1 youtube account to upload videos to Youtube. but all users have to share that account
One thing you can consider to make sure not to upload very large files (more than 100MB). although it will upload but it can take much time.
It is possible to upload capture/gallery videos on your own channels, not possible to use like all users data storage.
I am currently building an app that will allow users to upload videos and view other users videos in a stream. Sort of like Vine. I have been using rails for over a year now but I am not sure how to go about implementing the backend for the android application.
My understanding of the situation is that I must use a json call to my rails api that will upload the video file to Amazon s3 or CloudFront. I then need to make the Amazon video file or url be stored or linked to a URL that the Rails app creates for the user.
After that, I would need to play the video (and other people's videos) back to the android application.
It looks like there are a lot of pitfalls to this. If anyone knows the correct way to go about doing this, I would be really grateful. Thank you.
Probably want to use a REST API.
Should host your videos on a CDN.
Can use VideoView to stream some types of videos on Android.
I have a doubt about the ability to integrate youtube to my mobile application.
The mobile application should have a button for loading (by the user) video directly on youtube, on a dedicated channel. This channel will be created from my client. There is the possibility, through the bees, to integrate video upload directly to a specific youtube channel?
it's for android application.
Thanks a lot for the answer.
The most straightforward way to upload a video to YouTube in an Android application is to use the Intent exposed by the YouTube application. There's examples of doing this in other Stack Overflow questions, e.g. android youtube upload using intent
That being said, I wanted to point out that uploading videos into a single "master" account (which you seem to want to do, based on your question) isn't a good idea. This blog post explains why that is in more detail: http://apiblog.youtube.com/2012/02/video-uploads-from-your-sites-community.html
In my android application I want to play youtube video in App, not in the default browser. I am trying this for the last some days. Previously I played the youtube video using the following code :
http://code.google.com/p/android-youtube-player/downloads/list
But now this code is not working. It shows "Sorry, this video cannot be played." I have tried all the possible solution mentioned in the different forum for this error. But could not be able to play the video.
That's why I am trying to find out another way to play the video in app. I have tried the RTSP link of a youtube video , it is playing the 3gp video file, but video quality is very poor. This is not acceptable.
I am really fade up to find out good solution to play youtube video in app.
Please help. Any good suggestion is always welcome.
Santanu
Playing YouTube videos in Android was made very simple with the release of this library: https://developers.google.com/youtube/android/player/. The Developer Guide on that page is a good resource on how to use this library. They also provide sample code on how to use the functionality provided by the library. The steps are basically:
Get a developer key
Download the library and include it in your project
Use the library to play videos (hint. use the YouTubePlayerView as a first step)
Please post again if you have any questions or need any code examples.
I play youtube video in videoview and I also face problem regarding video result.
Here some topics regarding this. One my friend suggest me use embeded URL instead of rtsp URL. Its give good result. For Example embeded URL example and how to implement it.