Like what I mentioned in the title, how can I always show YouTube dislike counts without using any extension? There are so many helpful tutorial on YouTube, but there are many fake or unhelpful videos as well, just to earn free view counts. I am tired of wasting my time on those fake vids and I don't want to install a bunch of extensions...
If you know how, please let me know, thanks!
One way is to use the returnyoutubedislike API. NOTE: The only way to make dislikes display in youtube is by extension. This way just shows how to get them. According to the documentation, all you need to do is paste https://returnyoutubedislikeapi.com/votes?videoId={VideoID} into your browser, changing {VideoID} to the ID of the video (the string following youtube.com/watch?v= in youtube URL). You will then get JSON with the data. For more information see documentation. However, I personally recommend installing this extension.
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I am wondering how one would go about using a permalink from another website to extract data about that particular permalink, especially in the case of looking for specific information. Kind of how youtube has websites that essentially use the link to the video to download and convert it to mp3 format. Its for a college project in HTML5, but upon researching the subject (for about a week) I didnt come up with alot of information on how to go about it using html. Any help in advance will be appreciated. Just basic structure is necessary. im not good or anything, I just want to actually learn, so i need some directional pointing that way i get on the right track.
Thanks in advance :)
Oh and to be more direct, I mean in such a way as to list certain products at the price they are being listed on the site they are being listed on. However, from within my own site. (all in html...)Figured I should be more direct.
Those websites that extract audio from Youtube probably doing it using Python or something similar
This might help you.
I am developing an application in which i need to create the video from the images. Currently i am doing this with java JMF. I then need to upload the video to the vimeo using the vimeo api.
So, if anyone can share the info that,
"Does vimeo provide the service/api of creating the video from the given images?"
If yes, pls provide some helpful link to know more about it.
Thanks in advance.
No, it does not. You should use something like QuickTime Pro, or istopmotion.
Vimeo does provide an API
https://developer.vimeo.com/api
As of July 17 2014
http://vimeoapi.tumblr.com/tagged/vimeo-api
But it doesn't appear to have the functionality you want. At least I couldn't find it with a cursory search. In fact it looks very primitive.
You should consider using some other piece of software for converting images to video, then uploading that.
I wanted to make a webpage with three columns, one for my youtube feed, one for reddit, and one for a meme site undecided. I assumed this would be very simple using iframes, oh ho so wrong. I had no idea about the security google, facebook, reddit and others had taken to stop people from using iframes for their sites. Seeing no easy way to circumvent this issue I hope that the good people at stack overflow might have some knowledge of how I can do this.
Note, i also tried rss feeds. Found this very messy but if someone knows of a good way to do it please let me know
You could use their API'S and convert the answer to your API reuqest to JSON so you can parse that as a video. That way you won't have to use iFrames. I hope this helps.
I am working a website, and I'm trying to prevent the video file to be downloadable.
I've already prevented the right click function, and I've used a webiste called http://htmlobfuscator.com/ that allows the source code to be very difficult to decipher. The only issue I now have remaining is the inspect element feature on browsers. Does anyone know of any way to prevent this? I know that someone is always going to find a way to download or capture a video, but I'm just trying to limit the spread of my videos.
Thanks for your help,
Stephen
There is no actually way of completely stopping someone, you could however as some have mentioned use something like Vimeo or YouTube to minimize the downloading of your videos, or another way you could do it and have found from personal experience is either creating a login/register on your site to make someone signup to get your video thus minimizing how many can download it or you can encrypt the video with a password, i believe Vimeo has this option which requires someone to enter a password in before even viewing the video.
Yet these are just two ways to Minimize not completely stop.
There is no way to stop a browser's document inspector from finding your file's location. However, I am a recording musician, and I know of a few things you can do to make thieving more difficult.
Put your JS video location in an external file. Not a lot of protection here, but worthwhile enough to add.
Break up the video location into a few different JS variables. Your thief would at least need some basic JavaScript knowledge to get to the video location.
Use an obfuscater, like you did. (I LOVE HTMLObfuscator!)
You could use flash video. This is difficult to download, but slower viewing, and also a bit more difficult to create and host on your website.
The best thing to use is streaming video, but not everyone is able to do that either.
Good luck!
I've been able to embed my latest 10 Tumblr posts into a website, but it doesn't include all of the functionality (comments, re-blogs, shares, etc.) of Tumblr. I'm really looking to do that, but I can't find an answer on this anywhere.
I know a lot of programming languages, so I'll take a solution in any language. The website IS a built-from-scratch website, so a Wordpress plugin won't help.
EDIT: Just to confirm (based on comments/questions below), we've followed the API documentation. We've got plenty of APIs working, but this one doesn't. We've tried gems, a Javascript version, the API with oauth and tokens, and more attempts than I can recall.
It's easy to do in Wordpress, and if we were doing it as a subdomain of a site, that would be possible. But the client (pro-bono) wants it embedded on a page that does lots of other things. Maybe there's a Javascript library we don't know about? Some other secret means of doing it? But the API (at least with available documentation) isn't working. Heck, even if you could direct us to a site where someone is using Tumblr embedded on a non-Wordpress/Tumblr website, that would be helpful. We could inspect the code.
We've got Twitter, Google Maps, and plenty of other APIs working. I swear we aren't idiots, and the answer to this isn't as easy as it appears.
THANKS!
If you want a clear example on how to use the JSON, check this link, it helped me tons:
http://janzheng.com/2013/06/tumblr_integration.html