we have to develop a commercial video streaming application for iPhone & within that app we are planning to integrate additional searching functionality for Google Video & You Tube. I want to know following points,
Where can i find the Google video API & You Tube API ?
Will there be any legal issue on Google Video & You Tube video integration on commercial products, Form whom we have to the approval? Is there any standard procedure on this
You are allowed to do this but there are some restrictions
Take a look at the Terms of Service Point 1.2 Commercial Usage and Using the YouTube APIs to Build Monetizable Applications (too much to include in this answer)
Objective-C APIs for Google services are at http://code.google.com/p/gdata-objectivec-client/
YouTube provides an API, including video searches; Google Video does not.
Google APIs are intended for use in commercial applications, but carefully read the YouTube FAQ and the associated terms of services documents.
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I'm looking for a Chat system with Video/Voice Chat for my Community Website.
I look in Google but all i can find is CRM and Business apps with high prices. in the past I use AVChat based on flash with a Red5 Server. but this is out of date. maybe my English is to bad to search for the right wording. but there are absolutely no app for simple community pages.
I have no problem with a payed software but I cannot pay 100USD for a limited connection service. All free solutions are not work for me.
Matrix Synapse run very well but the Clients are complex and i cannot find coders for fork brand.
Rocket.Chat very bad Video/voice (Jitsi)
any suggestions?
thank you
RTMP only servers like Red5 are no longer suitable since Flash was discontinued.
What you need is HTML5 WebRTC live streaming solutions, that work in latest browsers including mobile.
For HTML5 video calls you could take a look at HTML5 Video Call on GitHub after testing the live HTML5 video call demo.
I am looking for some ready-to-go APIs provided by platforms to deal with video chatting etc. There are some examples like Twilio or OpenTok but you have to create the server side by yourself.
Are there any other examples where I don't have to deal with the server?
I recommend to try ConnectyCube, they have a Swift code sample for video calling
You do not need to bother with any server-side stuff, can concentrate only on client-side app development
Code samples https://developers.connectycube.com/ios/code-samples
Video Chat swift code sample https://github.com/ConnectyCube/connectycube-ios-samples/tree/master/sample-videochat-swift
Getting Started guide https://developers.connectycube.com/ios/
Video Chat API documentation https://developers.connectycube.com/ios/videocalling
The following features are supported:
1-1 video chat
Group video chat
Cross-platform
Screen sharing
WebRTC based
End-to-end Encryption by default
VP8/H264 video codecs supported
Mute/Unmute audio/video stream
Switch video input devices (cameras)
Video recording
Vidyo.io
You can use this its free for 2000 minutes but it will work without a server,
https://vidyo.io/platform/mobile/
I'm working at my new mobile game. The work is going well but when I tried to use google play services at the game, it didn't work by several reasons that I couldn't understand.
There are many guides about using google play service, but still they are all scattered. So I can't totally understand about this.
Could you help me to how to use google play service step by step?
Or link that can solve my problem.
You may check this link for Google Play Games plugin for Unity. This plugin allows you to access the Google Play Games API through Unity's social interface. The plugin provides support for the following features of the Google Play Games API:
sign in
unlock/reveal/increment achievement
post score to leaderboard
cloud save read/write
show built-in achievement/leaderboards UI
events
video recording of gameplay
nearby connections
turn-based multiplayer
real-time multiplayer
To use the plugin, you must first configure your game in the Google Play Developer Console. Follow the instructions on creating a client ID. Be particularly careful when entering your package name and your certificate fingerprints, since mistakes on those screens can be difficult to recover from.
check it
play-unity-plugins
-play billing
-play instant
-play assets delivery
-anfd so on
I'm interested in using Actions and the Assistant to create dynamic dialog for a video game.
Specifically I would want players to be able to speak (literally) to characters and for the characters responses to be determined by Actions, just like the Assistant.
Is there any version of the Assistant available that can be integrated into a game? As far as I can see they offer a lot of the building block services to developers, through the cloud, but nothing as fully featured as Google Assistant
Sounds like a cool scenario. Not something Actions on Google supports directly, but if you want to experiment, you could use the Google Assistant SDK to host the Assistant in your game and respond to queries that are meant for your players.
https://developers.google.com/assistant/sdk/
Love to see what you come up with.
It pretty much comes down to which Framework you use when building your game. If you use Unity for instance, you can use API.AI's Unity SDK.
There are also a lot of other SDKs provided. I don't think you really have to include the complete Google Assistant SDK, since you most likely will want to write your own responses (?). Some SDKs have speech recognition included, for others you will need a Speech Recignition framework, for instance Google Cloud Speech API.
I am working on web speech recognition.
And I found that Google provide a API which call "Google speech API V2" to developer. But I notice there is a limit on every day to use it.
After that I found there is a native WEB Speech API also can implement the speech recognition. And it just working on google chrome and opera:
http://caniuse.com/#feat=speech-recognition
So
1. What is the different Google Speech API and Web Speech API? Are they have any relations?
The speech recognition result json is return from google. Is that the google speech api will be more accurate than web speech api?
Thank you.
The Web Speech API is a W3C supported specification that allows browser vendors to supply a speech recognition engine of their choosing (be it local or cloud-based) that backs an API you can use directly from the browser without having to worry about API limits and the like. You could imagine that Apple might power this with Siri and Microsoft might power this with Cortana. Again, browser vendors could opt to use the built in dictation software in the operating system, but that doesn't seem to currently be the trend. If your trying to perform simple speech synthesis in a browser (e.g. voice commands), this is likely the best path to take, especially as adoption grows.
The Google Speech API is a cloud-based solution that allows you to use Google's speech software outside of a browser. It also provides broader language support and can transcribe longer audio files. If you have a 20min audio recording you want to transcribe, this would be the path to take. As of the time of this writing, Google charges $0.006 for every 15s recorded after the first hour for this service.
The Web API is REST based API with API key authentication, especially for web pages which needs a a simple feature set.
While Google Speech API basically is a gRPC API with various authentication method. There are lot feature is available when you use gRPC, like authentication, faster calling, and streaming!!!