I'm trying to get the rss feed from a twitter to implement in a rss reader for desktop and website.
Tried queryfeed.net and twitrss.me but the updates are veery slow. On queryfeed takes about 3 hours and twitrss it's 30min-1hour.
The problem is a twitter from deals, and some deals have only 20 or 30min duration.
Thank you!
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I'm trying to build a chrome extension that allows you to see what percent of your watch time was spent on a certain channel. Is there anyway collecting this data is possible from a user through a browser extension?
What I'm trying to do: If I spent 20 hours on Youtube and I spent 5 of the hours on let's say "Daily Dose of Internet", I would want to get back 25% of my watch time was spent on "Daily Dose of Internet".
What I've done so far: This is my first project doing something like this so I don't really know where to begin. I combed through most of Youtube's API for javascript but couldn't find anything.
Is there any way to search in youtube api for the most viewed videos in last 7 days?
It's good if i can filter the videos over 1000 views.
Thanks in advance.
I am using webview in my iOS application to embed the youtube video using ytplayer api, its taking about 5 secs to load the video, all I want is to reduce the response time of the player,is there a way to achieve it?
I need the response time approximately equal to 2 secs
You mean increasing the response time? Because decreasing means your app is going to take longer time to run than usual. Anyway, embedding a YouTube video is different when running the official YouTube application. The problem is with the WebView. Please read this answer.
Apple's official RSS Feed Generator is limited to 200 results, here's an example: https://itunes.apple.com/us/rss/topfreeapplications/limit=200/xml
How is AppAnnie getting anything beyond that?
Is it possible to get those ranks by using the official iTunes Search API?
Basically, what I want to get is Youtube's Trending Music in UK. I want to get the videos that are recently uploaded and is trending starting with few views.
Example:
http://www.youtube.com/channel/HCp-Rdqh3z4Uc/videos?query=NErAuLQauvw&view=22&feature=g-logo
I am confused which one of the feeds below is more applicable to me.
https://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/channelstandardfeeds/most_viewed?time=today&v=2
https://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/standardfeeds/UK/on_the_web_Music
Please help me with this. Your answer and ideas will be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Youtube channels usually start with the prefix UC. In this case the channel starts with HC what for as for I know means hidden channel. This means that you can only access them via the api if you have the right credentials.
This channels are maintained by youtube and they do not share that info for third party apps.
So if you want to rip it you will have to make a own webservice that searches the youtube site and stores the video id's or build an html parser or something like that in your application.