I would like to automate a weekly upload of a video to our Youtube channel via Powershell script which I can schedule in Task Scheduler.
Is that possible ?
I created a Project in the Google Developers Console.
I got myself a Client ID and Client secret for the Oauth.
And I saw examples in Java, Javascript, Python, .NET,... https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/guides/uploading_a_video.
But I got lost...
Anyone who could give me some practical tips ?
Thanks a lot.
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I am working on a system that will work on the local network , for some reason users will not have access to the internet, the only access that allowed to those users is my server, and my server has full access to the internet, so what I want is to stream video from youtube to my server to my client
youtube -----> server ------>client
I searched a lot but I could found any things that might help me, most of the people talked about streaming live videos which I don't want, I want to stream any video on youtube to my server, then the client will get the video from my server.
is it possible to do this?
I am using laravel to develop my system, but I can use python / node js if it is not possible in laravel
I think you can take a look at pytube package.
you can download a youtube video and save it to your server and start streaming in your proper way in laravel.
I need a simple script to upload my google sheets JSON feed to ftp server on a daily basis.
I am planning to use Python and Task Scheduler, but I am looking for another solution. Maybe it is possible with Google Apps Script.
Thank you in advance.
Hello Lasha Dolenjashvili,
This is not possible with Google Apps Script.
To make outbound FTP requests from Google Apps Script there is a similar restriction from App Engine as well. You are alternatives are unless to find an HTTP interface to the server, some sites offer both HTTP and FTP.
You can check the log Issue
I'm uploading an agent I've been working on to a raspberry pi, but I'm wondering if Google/ dialogflow offers the same type of option as AWS where you can upload your own personal agent from AWS Lex without Alexa ( In this case, Dialogflow agent without the Google Assistant). If this is possible, how would I go about this?
If possible, can you also set custom 'awake' phrases?
I'm new to the whole raspberry pi setup so if I'm completely mistaken by all of this please let me know!
Thanks you for your help
You can directly use a Dialogflow agent on a device or application through a client library. This is different from the Google Assistant SDK, which uses the entirety of the Google Assistant.
There's no built-in support for custom wake phrases through Dialogflow. That'd need to be something that you do yourself, perhaps using a popular library like Snowboy.
I'm already implement a command line tool used for 802.1x authentication in python. But I want a gui frontend. I want to try a web UI this time, but I don't know how to let my webui communicate with my python app.
I only know that I need to open a socket in CLI program and receive the message send by the web ui. But I'm a newbie in web development. I don't known what to do with my web app.
Do you have any good advice? Thanks in advance.
Python official wiki page about web programming and the wikipedia list of the web frameworks written in Python are good places to start from.
I'm working on a project, using Python running on Google App Engine. The project must allow users to upload mpeg-4 audio file for others to playback. Is there a way to convert mpeg-4 to mp3/wav on the server side?
Could anyone offer a solution to this? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Google App Engine is designed for lightweight HTTP requests and user-facing Web application.
Video/audio transcoding is an Heavy activity that would probably deplete your available CPU quota in no time.
If you can, outsource the transcoding Task to some third-party service like Zencoder, Heywatch or Encoding.com .