Filed under: Internet, Video, Web services, Google, web 2.0
YouTube launches API for uploading videos from any web site
What that means is you can essentially build a web page that lets visitors upload videos of kittens and puppies doing cute things, send video responses to one another, edit their video metadata, and never ever have to click through to YouTube, even though all of the transcoding and file hosting is taking place on a Google server.
Web developers can also customize the look and feel of the YouTube video player using a new Javascript API.
[via ReadWriteWeb]
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PCD said 10:06PM on 3-13-2008
Yooo YouTube... How about you stop compressing the beeejeezzies out of our "action" videos so they don't end up looing like a piece straight out of Picasso's cubism era!
Until then you can have your API and I'll continue posting my videos at VIMEO.com..!
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nithya said 7:36AM on 3-18-2008
I want to upload the videos and stream video on my asp.net project using YouTube APIs.is it possible.i need sample code for this.
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