youtube-livestreaming-api

问题 I do live streaming with YouTube and I can watch it on my site by coping the embed code into my site Its looks like this below <iframe width="640" height="360" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/gz54fede3Y" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> But recently I discovered that every time I do a live stream, I have to start updating the embeded code on my site each time with the one that will be generated from my live channel. This is because it keeps regenerating a different code. Its so

问题 I know YouTube API v3, allows you to create new Live Events and then you need to bind broadcasts with streams, change the status manually, etc... in order for your live event to be published. But... I noticed that, when the remote encoder stops sending video to the stream, the Event keeps running. It will keep running until you manually stop the stream. I was wondering if there is any way to auto-stop the stream in the case my encoder crashes, or maybe I press the home button in the mobile

问题 I have an application to create and manage YouTube live events. It all works good. I've one last requirement in my app to detect whether the user has really enabled livestreaming for his account. Based on the result, my app will either proceed with event creation/management or simply exit. Note: Currently this is detected as Google API exception [The user is not enabled for live streaming. [403]]. But this exception not hit till we actually start preparing the broadcast. I need some way to

问题 I am trying to keep track of the livestream viewers of a specific channel. This is no problem when I have got the stream ID and use it manually. However I want my program to be able to track upcoming livestream automatically. So I want to get the livestream ID from the channel for the next upcoming livestream. I have been looking through the documentation from the API, but I couldn't find anything. What API call do I need to make? 回答1: You cannot get the liveBroadcast or liveStream object

问题 In the "Live Control Room" of a YouTube Live broadcast, I can see a "Stream Status" view which shows me details of the video being sent to YouTube's RTMP endpoint. I hit the liveStreams endpoint to get the "status" of the stream, but that only returns active , meaning that the video stream is being successfully sent to YouTube's RTMP endpoint, but no information about video data or quality. Is this information exposed somewhere in the API? Can I also see additional details about the video,

问题 I have a YouTube Live Event. I am able to play the video using the YouTube IFrame Player API. I want to know if there is any way that I can find if the video is a Live event video or a regular uploaded video. I need this information for designing my controls. 回答1: The only way you can do this (currently) is with youtube backend api. Get data about the video based on its id and in the response you have a property snippet.liveBroadcastContent which is either live, none, or upcoming . 回答2: The

问题 I have a YouTube Live Event. I am able to play the video using the YouTube IFrame Player API. I want to know if there is any way that I can find if the video is a Live event video or a regular uploaded video. I need this information for designing my controls. 回答1: The only way you can do this (currently) is with youtube backend api. Get data about the video based on its id and in the response you have a property snippet.liveBroadcastContent which is either live, none, or upcoming . 回答2: The

问题 Just wondering if that's possible or not- when I copy the video URL into YouTube-dl it spits out [https @ 0x7fc351416080] inflate return value: -3, incorrect header check Last message repeated 15 times After that it spits out of couple lines of red text that doesn't seem to want to copy in properly, so I took a snippet Does anyone know if this is possible? 回答1: I'll be using this Live Event as an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aXR-SL5L2o First, list the formats for the video: $ ~

问题 I can't find any informations to check if a YouTube channel is actually streaming or not. With Twitch you just need the channel name, and with the API you can check if there is a live or not. I don't want to use OAuth, normally a public API key is enough. Like checking the videos of a channel I want to know if the channel is streaming. 回答1: You can do this by using search.list and specifying the channel ID, setting the type to video , and setting eventType to live . For example, when I

问题 I am trying to embed a live event video on my customer site using API. I am trying to retrieve the list of public livestream videos using youtube.liveBroadcasts.list. It is working on the API Explorer query builder. When I copy the request to the browser I am getting a login required error. { "error": { "errors": [ { "domain": "global", "reason": "required", "message": "Login Required", "locationType": "header", "location": "Authorization" } ], "code": 401, "message": "Login Required" } } The