The /youtube/store Robot

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The /youtube/store
Robot exports encoding results to YouTube.
Parameters
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
credentials
|
(required) String | The authentication template credentials used for your YouTube account. You can generate them on the Template Credentials page. | |
title
|
(required) String | The title of the video to be displayed on YouTube. Note that since the YouTube API requires titles to be within 80 characters, longer titles may be truncated. | |
description
|
(required) String | The description of the video to be displayed on YouTube. | |
category
|
(required) String | The category to which this video will be assigned. These are the valid values:
"action/adventure" ,
"anime/animation" ,
"autos & vehicles" ,
"classics" ,
"comedy" ,
"documentary" ,
"drama" ,
"education" ,
"entertainment" ,
"family" ,
"film & animation" ,
"foreign" ,
"gaming" ,
"horror" ,
"howto & style" ,
"movies" ,
"music" ,
"news & politics" ,
"people & blogs" ,
"pets & animals" ,
"sci-Fi/fantasy" ,
"science & technology" ,
"short movies" ,
"shorts" ,
"shows" ,
"sports" ,
"thriller" ,
"trailers" ,
"travel & events" ,
"videoblogging"
|
|
keywords
|
(required) String | Tags used to describe the video, separated by commas. These tags will also be displayed on YouTube. | |
visibility
|
(required) String | Defines the visibility of the uploaded video. This can be "public" , "private" , or "unlisted" .
|
Live demos
Our /youtube/store Robot can be used in combination
with other Robots, to create powerful workflows unique to your use case.
Here are a few example scenarios, and the required the Assembly Instructions to implement them.
You can also try demos of these examples right here, live on our website.
Export a video to YouTube
{
"steps": {
"ipad_encoded": {
"use": [":original"],
"robot": "/video/encode",
"result": true,
"ffmpeg_stack": "v2.2.3",
"preset": "ipad-high"
},
"exported": {
"use": ["ipad_encoded"],
"robot": "/youtube/store",
"category": "People",
"credentials": "YOUR_YOUTUBE_CREDENTIALS",
"description": "Some description",
"keywords": "testing, example",
"title": "Some title"
}
}
}
our /youtube/store Robot blog posts
Over the years we wrote the following posts about our /youtube/store Robot on our blog:
- To Everyone Using the /youtube/store Robot July 11, 2013
- Adding Support for Storage on YouTube January 25, 2012
Did you know?
You can easily combine Robots to create powerful workflows, unique to your business.
This is the power of Transloadit.