A script to Slice, Encode and Upload videos to Youtube April 17, 2008
Posted by GuySoft in Crictor, Hamakor, linux, open source, podcast, programming, python.Tags: code, python, script, youtube, zulo
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In the past few days, I wrote a script that will take basically any video file, chop it to equal parts under 10 minutes, and upload the result to youtube.
The effect is that I can publish all of my video podcast to youtube, without the long and painful chopping and uploading of files via a browser.
I based the uploading on a perl script from catonmat. I wrote my extension in python.
Here is a link to the sourcecode (under GPL license)
I would love to receive feedback, and improvments.
Thanks for extending my program! Very work, Guy!
Hey!
at ytup.pl line 242.”
Did you change perl script?
I’m also getting “Failed extracting ‘addresser’ id for upload step two
YouTube might have redesigned
Can you help me fix it?
Thanks.
Hey John,
I did not change the perl script (that would mess up the point).
I solved the ‘addresser’ problem by limiting the description field to 150 chars, and removing all newlines. I would do that to all field and try.