youtube-upload | Upload videos to Youtube from the command line
kandi X-RAY | youtube-upload Summary
kandi X-RAY | youtube-upload Summary
Command-line script to upload videos to Youtube using theYoutube [APIv3] It should work on any platform (GNU/Linux, BSD, OS X, Windows, …) that runs Python.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Get authorization code
- Callback called when the page loads the authorization code
- Context manager to temporarily change SIGINT
- Wrapper for catching exceptions
- Main function
- Raise an OptionsError
- Convert string to UTF8
- Return youtube handler
- Get a YouTube resource
- Interactively get credentials from storage
- Get credentials from storage
youtube-upload Key Features
youtube-upload Examples and Code Snippets
python transcode.py video1 video2 video3
qualities:
360p:
bitrate: '500k'
size: '640x360'
audio_bitrate: '64k'
profile: 'baseline'
fps: 25
gop: 12
preset: 'medium'
540p:
bitrate
youtube-upload --email=myemail@gmail.com \
--password=mypassword \
--title="A.S. Mutter" \
--description="$(< description.txt)" \
--category=Music \
--keywords="mutter, bee
ssh-keygen -b 4096 -t rsa -N yoursupersecretpassphrase -C "Podcast Publisher" -f ~/PodPublish
sudo apt-get install ssh
sudo adduser --gecos "Podcast Publisher" --disabled-password yourusername
mkdir /home/yourusername/.ssh
nano /home/yourusername/
Community Discussions
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QUESTION
I am using a couple of different tools: Powershell-YouTube-Upload
&
YouTube Kodi Addon that require a valid Google Cloud API client ID
and client secret
. However, in both cases, they return the same error message:
The request cannot be completed because you have exceeded your quota
I think I'm doing something wrong when creating my Google Cloud project and respective OAuth 2.0 Client ID (with respective clientID & client secret).
Could someone tell me the minimum steps necessary to create a Google Cloud API project and respective clientID/client secret that doesn't produce the "exceeded your quota" error message?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-23 at 06:22Quota is the number of requests your application is allowed to make in a period of time.
- There are project based quotas, these quotas limit how much data your project as a whole can request.
- Then there are user based quotas this limits the amount of data each user of your project can make during a period of time normally per minute or per 100 seconds. This is probably to prevent flooding.
Remember that the YouTube api is cost based not request based so each request you make has a cost. You can see the Cost calculator here
You will need to make fewer requests if you have reached the end of your quota or request additional quota.
Intro to YouTube API and cost based quota for beginners 2021.
Where to find your current quotaGo to Google cloud console for your project under library. search for YouTube data api click on it and you should see this
Click the manage button
Then on the left click on quota
This is where you can see how much quota your application currently has.
If your current quota says 0 don't be alarmed this happens and you will just need to apply for a quota extension before you can use the API.
Click the link at the top of the page
Getting an extension can take anywhere from a week to three months. So be patent
QUESTION
I have been using the youtube API to upload remotely. But after a while of messing around with the code all the videos that get uploaded gets "Private (locked)" due to Terms and policies. I cant appeal it either due to "Appealing this violation is not available". Just to clarify I have been able to upload before and only recently started getting this error.
Code: youtube-uploader
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-05 at 10:34If you check the documentation for Video.insert you will find the following at the top of the page. This is a new policy that is recently beginning to be enforced.
Until your application has been verified all videos you upload will be set to private. You need to go though the audit first then you will be able to upload public videos.
Note once your application has been verified this will not automatically set all existing previously uploaded videos to public you will need to do that yourself.
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Install youtube-upload
You’ll see that there is no email/password options. Instead, the Youtube API uses [OAuth 2.0](https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/OAuth2) to authenticate the upload. The first time you try to upload a video, you will be asked to follow a URL in your browser to get an authentication token. If you have multiple channels for the logged in user, you will also be asked to pick which one you want to upload the videos to. You can use multiple credentials, just use the option ```--credentials-file```. Also, check the [token expiration](https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/) policies.
Go to the Google [console](https://console.developers.google.com/).
Create project.
Side menu: APIs & auth → APIs
Top menu: Enabled API(s): Enable all Youtube APIs.
Side menu: APIs & auth → Credentials.
Create a Client ID: Add credentials → OAuth 2.0 Client ID → Other → Name: youtube-upload → Create → OK
Download JSON: Under the section "OAuth 2.0 client IDs". Save the file to your local system.
Use this JSON as your credentials file: --client-secrets=CLIENT_SECRETS or copy it to ~/client_secrets.json.
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