I’m trying to determine if a video is uploaded as a “short” or a regular/long-form video via the v3 data API.

I’m trying to create a service for streamers.
Save your YouTube channelId when you sign up for a streamer account,
When general users access the web page, I want to show the video list and live broadcast list of the streamers.
However, I can only enter one channelId in the search API, so in order to implement the function I want, I need to call the search API as many as the number of streamers registered to respond to the list once. Fortunately, the video detail API can view multiple video IDs at once, so there is no problem, but I need an API that can query for multiple streamer channels. Is there a way?

Since the end of May, suddenly an error occurs when executing YouTube data api (PlaylistItem:update).
Until then, there was no error.

I think it is due to = (equls) sign in myPageToken

I am trying to scrape all of the comments on a youtube video, but when I provide a pageToken it ignores it and just returns the data I already have.

I am getting the below error exception when trying to publish a video onto a YouTube channel.

I’m trying to use the YouTube Analytics API to build a dashboard with the statistics of all my YouTube channels. The problem is that the API is not allowing me to get metrics from channels I’m managing.

“I’m having trouble fetching impression metrics for YouTube videos using the YouTube Analytics API. Despite specifying the ‘impressions’ metric in my query, the API response does not include impression data. Could this be due to API limitations or incorrect query parameters? Any suggestions on how to successfully retrieve impression metrics would be appreciated.

I’m looking to automate replies to comments made on my YouTube videos. I want to set up a webhook and subscribe to specific events. When someone comments on a video, I’d like to receive an event on my webhook so I can respond accordingly.

I’m working on a project where I need to retrieve impression metrics for YouTube videos using the YouTube Analytics API. I’ve tried querying the API with the reports.query() method and specifying the ‘impressions’ metric, but I’m not getting the expected results. Can anyone provide guidance on how to correctly fetch impression data for YouTube videos?