# Update details about your video
import apivideo
from apivideo.apis import VideosApi
from apivideo.exceptions import ApiAuthException
api_key = "your api key here"
video_id = "video ID for the video you want to update"
client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key)
# If you'd rather use the sandbox environment:
# client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key, production=False)
client.connect()
videos_api = VideosApi(client)
# Set up payload with details you want to change. For a complete list of what's available
# see https://docs.api.video
video_update_payload = {
'title': 'Sample AVI Video',
'description': 'This video is for demo purposes.'
}
# Send data you want to update your video with
response = videos_api.update(video_id, video_update_payload)
print(response)
# Check the status of a video by video ID import apivideo from apivideo.apis import VideosApi from apivideo.exceptions import ApiAuthException api_key = "your api key here" video_id = "video ID to get the status of here" client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key) # If you'd rather use the sandbox environment: # client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key, production=False) client.connect() videos_api = VideosApi(client) # Get the status of your video response = videos_api.get_status(video_id) print(response)
import apivideo from apivideo.apis import VideosApi from apivideo.exceptions import ApiAuthException api_key = "your api key here" client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key) # If you rather like to use the sandbox environment: # client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key, production=False) client.connect() videos_api = VideosApi(client) # Retrieve a list of all videos. response = videos_api.list() print(response)
# Delete a video using its video ID import apivideo from apivideo.apis import VideosApi from apivideo.exceptions import ApiAuthException api_key = "your api key here" video_id = "video ID of the video to delete" client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key) # If you'd rather use the sandbox environment: # client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key, production=False) client.connect() videos_api = VideosApi(client) # Delete the video response = videos_api.delete(video_id) print(response)
# Upload an image as a thumbnail for your video
import apivideo
from apivideo.apis import VideosApi
from apivideo.exceptions import ApiAuthException
# Set variables, you need the video ID for the video you want to add a thumbnail to.
api_key = "your api key here"
video_id = "your video ID here"
# Open the file you want to use as the thumbnail in binary format. Your image must
# have an extension that is one of these: jpeg, jpg, JPG, JPEG
file = open("your jpg", "rb")
# Authenticate and set up your client
client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key)
client.connect()
videos_api = VideosApi(client)
# Send the thumbnail and video ID to API video. The thumbnail is added to the video associated with the ID
# you provide. You can check on your dashboard to make sure the thumbnail was added.
response = videos_api.upload_thumbnail(video_id, file)
print(response)
import apivideo
from apivideo.apis import VideosApi
from apivideo.exceptions import ApiAuthException
api_key = "your api key here"
# Set up the authenticated client
client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key)
# if you rather like to use the sandbox environment:
# client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key, production=False)
client.connect()
videos_api = VideosApi(client)
# Create the payload with video details
video_create_payload = {
"title": "Client Video Test",
"description": "Client test",
"public": True,
"tags": ["bunny"]
}
# Create the container for your video and print the response
response = videos_api.create(video_create_payload)
print("Video Container", response)
# Retrieve the video ID, you can upload once to a video ID
video_id = response["video_id"]
# Prepare the file you want to upload. Place the file in the same folder as your code.
# Get details about a single video using its video ID import apivideo from apivideo.apis import VideosApi from apivideo.exceptions import ApiAuthException api_key = "your api key here" video_id = "video ID for video you want info about here" client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key) # If you'd rather use the sandbox environment: # client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key, production=False) client.connect() videos_api = VideosApi(client) # Get details about a single video by video ID response = videos_api.get(video_id) print(response)
# Pick a thumbnail from your video's timeline to use instead of uploading an image
import apivideo
from apivideo.apis import VideosApi
from apivideo.exceptions import ApiAuthException
# Set variables, you need the video ID for the video you want to add a thumbnail to.
api_key = "your api key here"
video_id = "video ID for video to pick thumbnail for here"
client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key)
# If you'd rather use the sandbox environment:
# client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key, production=False)
client.connect()
videos_api = VideosApi(client)
# Choose a time from your video to use as the thumbnail.
video_thumbnail_pick_payload = {"timecode": "00:00:10:000"}
response = videos_api.pick_thumbnail(video_id, video_thumbnail_pick_payload)
print(response)