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I'm curious to know, how to download the subtitles for the videos of Khan Academy. As far as I know, universalsubtitles[dot]org has the subtitles. But I'm unable to get any results from my API calls. Here are a few sample calls that I tried which do not give any result but rather says that 'We're sorry - the page you are trying to access does not exist':
http://www.universalsubtitles.org/api/1.0/subtitles/?video_url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYZF6oIZtfc&feature=youtube_gdata_player
http://www.universalsubtitles.org/api/1.0/subtitles/?video_url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYZF6oIZtfc&feature=youtube_gdata_player&language=en
I tried quite a few other formats of the above API calls too, but none of them seem to work. So could someone please help me out on how to access subtitles of Khan Academy videos. I would also appreciate your answers, even if they have other ways of accessing Khan Academy videos' subtitles other than accessing it from universalsubtitles[.]org
You can use the undocumented API call "http://www.khanacademy.org/api/internal/videos/%s/transcript" where %s is the YouTube ID of the video. You will get the transcript lines for the video with start and end times for each line. I don't know if there is a better way.
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I write programs using Apple's Siri Shortcuts, and I am looking for an API or any way that can be used to identify a song playing in the background.
Is there any software that can do this? If not, is there a way to write a Shortcut that IDs a song?
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Check out Gracenote:
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Gracenote (which is owned by Sony) has opened up it's SDKs and APIs and has a proper dev portal.
You can check out the app "Track ID" on Play Store which I am sure will give you better results than Shazam or Soundhound. Track ID uses the Gracenote services. Having access to the huge Sony Music collection, Gracenote does a much better job of ACR than Shazam (especially, me being Indian, I find Gracenote recognising a lot of Hindi, Bengali, Tamil songs, which Shazam or Soundhound only are able to recognise English ones)."
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Now I'm going to create audio player app on my Iphone
So, I was looking for some information about building music app with Swift.
There were many information but, I could not find one thing it is how can I show song lyrics on my phone.
Although already there are many music app that supported to show lyrics but I need customized app only for me. So I have to build music app only for me.
I just want to play and pause song and show playlist and show lyrics.
Maybe are there reference? If there are reference. Please inform me.
#D Why, It's hard to tell what aspect of development you might be asking about specifically. I've been there before myself--wanting to hash out some high level ideas-- so I'd like to help out.
I'd say start with finding a song lyrics database; something like mldb.org. The programmableweb.com contains APIs that may already exist for what you have in mind. Next, check out the dev communities (ObjC, RubyMotion, etc.) for audiobooks, etc. Here's an example out of Code Project that's pretty old already, but it will give you an idea.
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I would like to get my YouTube channel videos into my app.
How can this be done? Does the Youtube iOS API support this ?? I couldn't find it, all guides talks about videos but not to a specific channel .
I saw an application that is doing that, but I couldn't know how to do it !!
Thanks!
You have to get OAuth2 done.
Do a channels->list request with mine=true.
Get relatedPlayists->uploads playlist
Call playListItems->list with playlist Id to get videoId.
Have you checked this page? There is a sample app available for osx which works pretty much similar as it would do in iOS but you'll have to figure it out.
To download search for downloading source from svn command. Similar to git.
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I'm working on an iOS application where I'd like to be able to display stores with their respective logos. I've spent a while looking for an API that does this and I can't find anything besides XigniteLogos. Unfortunately this is outside of my budget - is there a free solution available?
This is a very interesting question.
My first thought was that you could try doing a Google Image search. I know Google has a service called Goggles which can recognize logos, so searching the other way must be possible using Google.
I did a sample search on Google Images for "General Mills logo" (I guess I am hungry for breakfast right now) and the first result that was returned was from SeekLogo.com
I am not sure what SeekLogo is, or if they have an API, but they may be exactly what you're looking for. If not, you could try a Google images search and use the first result... (Google does have an image search AIP but... it's been deprecated? The announcement of that says that the documentation / community may have solutions which are still supported...)
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So for example the youtube video ID from a youtube page, or a tweet ID from a twitter page, or a Facebook uid from a facebook profile...
You don't need an open source project for that. Lifting the ID from the page is usually a matter of parsing the URL that got you there. In youtube's case, the "v" querystring parameter indicates the video ID. The other examples have similar answers.
The oembed protocol has a specification for accessing structured relevant data based on a URL. embed.ly is a company that procides an api based on that standard.
http://www.oembed.com/
http://embed.ly/