I have been granted access as a Channel Manager to a Youtube channel within the partner program. I would like to utilize the YouTube Reporting API in order to download bulk reports. I have been able to create jobs and download reports with my own channel, but what do I need to do differently in order to create jobs on behalf of the channel that I am managing? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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I am trying to find a way to publish videos to different youtube accounts. My client needs the customers to connect and authorize their youtube account and push videos to their channels.
I have currently done pushing videos to the account which i created the client id and secret as mentioned here in the docs but cannot push to other accounts.
my client is expecting a similar implementation as shown in the youtube video below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKNnPl0Zjiw
any help woud be much appreciated
thanks in advance
Without knowing too much about it, I would assume you need to create a new connection to the YoutTubeAPI each time you want to publish something to a new channel, similar in a way you need to change accounts as shown in the video.
Basically, you could create a UI in which you can select different accounts. Whenever you change an account, you create a new connection to the API and login into the other account. This would be they way in which I would try and tackle the problem.
I'm just wondering if there is currently a production version API for Microsoft Teams available, specifically to gather retrospective participant info from calls/meetings (after the meeting had ended) from an external app? I'm aware of some Teams endpoints being available in Microsoft Graph, but am not sure to what extent these are available?
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Teams by default generate attendees report and meeting report after completion of meeting call. We can able to see the list of attendees and the report. But at present we don't have any API to fetch list of attendees and their timings.
As this feature is not available at present, could you please raise an User Voice if this needs to be consider as a future request.
My team is trying to create a chat application using Twilio Chat api.
Can anyone please suggest how to get the chat history from twilio channelafter a chat session is completed. We want to store the chat conversation in our database.
I want to download the entire conversation that happened between two people in a private twilio channel before i delete the channel permanently. Is twilio providing this functionality?
Thanks,
TT
Got some help from Twilio support. Sharing it here for everyone who is interested.
"You should be able to retrieve all the messages in a channel via our REST API. We also have a C# helper library (https://github.com/twilio/twilio-csharp) and you can find the exact code and endpoint here: https://www.twilio.com/docs/chat/api/messages?code-sample=code-list-all-messages&code-language=cs&code-sdk-version=5.x "
Thank you David (Twilio Support)
So I just signed up my app for Youtube Data API V3.. I currently have the API key on hand.
Now.. I don't need to do any auth. I only want to access public information about different youtube channels.. such as their subscriber count, likes/dislikes per video, comments per video.. and that's about it.
Can someone point me to an example of hitting an endpoint to get sub count using a sample youtube account?
Thanks. Any help is appreciated.
Is it possible to upload videos on a specific channel through Youtube API?
I am just able to upload videos on main account. We have created some channels using business names. But, I could not find any way to upload videos on those channels so far using API.
On main account, the profile is using a human name. We need to use business name and the channels have been created using business names under the main youtube account. I uploaded a video manually too. But, we need to upload the videos using API on those business channels.
Can anyone help here?
If you get authorized for that account, you can upload to that account too.
If you are using Google+ to manage all those accounts, you can read here. (This is also suggested way to manage multiple channels with one login name.)
If you are a content owner that is managing all these channels, then you can use Content ID API.