youtube_player_iframe
I have been using the youtube_player_iframe plugin for playing videos from youtube. I am playing videos from video-id but I could not play private videos from video-id.
Is there is any other way to play private video from youtube or is there any other plugin available for playing private videos from youtube?
I have only access-token and videoid. How to play private video using those details?
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I have to implement a video streaming functionality in Flutter.
The video will be stored in a back-end.
(Streaming as in how people can watch videos in YouTube, the video is fetched in real-time, as required).
How do I do this?
How can I alter the playback speed in the application and pause the video?
I watched a YouTube video on how to Stream a webcam using OpenCV and Flask but how can I do that with a video? video link
More importantly, how do I serve that to a Flutter app?
I working with Flutter on my video streaming application. I want to implement ads in a video player.
How can I implement it?
I implemented a tvOS App that allows to browse YouTube playlists and play their videos. On web I simply can enable subtitles. But via the api this doesn’t seem to be supported. Is the no flag on YouTube to render subtitles in the stream?
How do I achieve this?
How I can integrate Youtube with iOS? Mainly I want to play private videos without asking for login. Login should be hard coded in the app and will not ask user before playing the private video.
Some YouTube videos can be played back in a MPMoviePlayerController - some cannot. When you query a video through the YouTube Data API https://developers.google.com/youtube/2.0/reference#Videos_feed
you'll get back all the content types available for a particular videos, including the Flash player, 3GPP, MP4 (if available), etc. You can use these URLs to load up a MPMoviePlayerController.
This is perfectly fine, but as I've said - not all videos are available to embed this way. Some videos (mainly ones that require adverts to be displayed) can't be put into native controllers.