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Issue 358: GData API access to QuickCapture webcam features from 3rd Party (non-YouTube-hosted) sites
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Status:  Prioritized
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Type-Enhancement
Priority-Low
APi-YouTube


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 Reported by sixman9, Feb 14, 2008 
Hi,
Would it be at all possible to directly create webcam-recorded-youtube-
content (i.e. quickcapture) from an external [non-youtube-hosted]
Flash client via a [future] API call?

The attraction of user-created video feedback (comments, blogging, etc.) is
highly desirable, and might lend itself to very 'sticky' You-tube based
applications.

Please do NOT confuse this with the video upload API request, although
that too will very useful (I am aware of  Issue 73 ,
http://code.google.com/p/gdata-issues/issues/detail?id=73). 

Cheers

Rich
Comment 1 by sixman9, Feb 18, 2008 
I was hoping this might be deemed an Enhancement (not a Defect).

Could this thread be reclassified?

Thanks

Rich
Comment 2 by api.stephaniel, Feb 19, 2008 
(No comment was entered for this change.)
Labels: -Type-Defect Type-Enhancement APi-YouTube
Comment 3 by fatlip90, Mar 16, 2008 
This would be really cool
Comment 4 by goo...@reddogfilm.co.uk, Apr 08, 2008 
Yeah, this would be a really useful addition to the API
Comment 5 by arulprasad, Apr 10, 2008 
+1.

This would be a 'killer' feature for a client that I am working on. Hoping to see
this come up soon.. 

+1 again!
Comment 6 by api.jfis...@google.com, Apr 14, 2008 
(No comment was entered for this change.)
Status: Prioritized
Labels: -Priority-Medium Priority-Low
Comment 7 by Alavaren, Apr 26, 2008 
aol userplane.com is offering this service. 
also flashcoms.com
Comment 8 by sixman9, Apr 28, 2008 
@Alavaren

So did flixn.com, but they burnt their VC dollars. This functionality needs to be in
a place that's got some chance at longevity.
Comment 9 by mdugger, Today (16 hours ago) 
One more vote in favor...+1!  I could really use this right now.
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