The release notes for JWPlayer v8, indicate that support for embedding YouTube videos has been dropped:
https://support.jwplayer.com/customer/portal/articles/2870361-introducing-jw8
Here's a conversation about it on Github that they have locked:
https://github.com/jwplayer/jwplayer/issues/2233
I enjoyed using JWPlayer because I could use the same api and player interface for embedding YouTube videos and non-YouTube videos.
Is anyone developing a JWPlayer provider for YouTube? Is there an alternative to JWPlayer that supports YouTube and non-YouTube videos?
Please see the Github issue here where the Youtube provider code used in the repo before it was removed can be found: https://github.com/jwplayer/jwplayer/issues/2894
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I want to play youtube playlist videos in flutter using youtube API Key and playlist Id
This is a long process but this blog will teach you the basics.
Access YouTube apis in Flutter
Get YouTube channel Info
Get YouTube Videos list
Play YouTube videos.
These plugins are also needed:
http
youtube_player_flutter
cached_network_image
Prior to that, these needs to be ready:
https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/getting-started
https://console.developers.google.com/
https://app.quicktype.io/
You can watch this YouTube video for a more detailed process of set-up and implementations.
How do you enable/disable comments on a video using the YouTube api? Basically what's the api way of doing this:
As stated in this thread, disabling comments and ratings on a video is not supported by the v3 API at this time.
There is a known issue where if you disable comments on your videos in your channel preferences and then upload a video through the v3 API, comments are still allowed on the video (note that this bug was reported internally, but it does not appear to have been fixed). YouTube is still working out these features for v3.
When I watch videos in the official youtube app on my Android device, I see the familiar cast icon in the toolbar, which sends the playing video to my chromecast.
I want to write my own app that uses the official youtube player API for Android. Playing with the Android samples (https://developers.google.com/youtube/android/player/sample-applications), I've noticed that the chromecast icon is missing.
What is the best way to add chromecast support to my app which uses YoutubePlayerView or YoutubePlayerFragment to play videos?
Well, if you want to use chromecast for the YouTube API, then you can start by knowing how to integrate Cast in an Android App. You will learn here the basic information that you need to know. Also, check this YouTube Android Player API to know how it is works.
I found here a demo that shows how to integrate YouTube APIs with Chromecast. It is designed for developers who are learning about the Chromecast SDK or YouTube APIs, or for those wishing to run a code lab on various Google technologies.
I wonder if it is at all possible to play Vimeo and YouTube via the React Native component react-native-video. My research so far points to this being virtually impossible, because react-native-video needs a direct reference to a file (or a stream?) and these references are hard/difficult to obtain for YouTube and Vimeo?
Is there any way to get react-native-video working with Vimeo & YouTube?
react-native-video will work with Vimeo, if you subscribe to Vimeo Pro.
Vimeo Pro offers the ability to use your video own third party player, which lets you get the url for your video in 360p, 540p, 720p, or 1080p specifically or as an HTTP Live Streaming url which can choose the correct resolution/bitrate for the user's connection. react-native-video work with any of these formats!
I know a github project which is a Youtube component for react-native. Check it out, maybe it can help you ;)
Here you have an other project for Vimeo videos
I understand that youtube provide player API's for android/IOS and web. However I would like to play youtube videos with in my application which is written in C++ using gstreamer. In order to stream a video I need to have a RTSP url for the video. However I could not find any official documentation on that in you tube developer documentation. Is this something that is officially supported by youtube?