Johannes Breuer
Johannes Breuer
It seems that you can only get captions for your own videos with the `get_captions` function. This appears to be due to a change made by YouTube. Previously you could...
Possibly so. The `youtubecaption` package uses the `youtube-transcript-api` Python library under the hood. It does not require setting up or providing YouTube API credentials. I haven't had a chance to...
Yeah, it appears to scrape the comments. It's working for now but that may change if the package gets more (or too) popular or if the YouTube website changes.
Done :-) I have also taken the liberty of removing the reference to the Freebase API in the README as that one has been deprecated.
By default, the `yt_oauth` function looks for an access token stored in a file named `.httr-oauth`. If you run the authentication for the first time or did not store the...
Should I just add what I wrote above to the README?
Thanks for the amazing package and for adding the cool new rich-text feature! I tested it a bit and noticed that sometimes not all characters are highlighted correctly on GDocs....
Thanks a lot for getting back to me about this so quickly! :-) I have sent you an e-mail with the files attached. My first guess was also that it...
I am facing a similar issue. When running `get_show()`, I get the error message "Illegal scope" in the browser window that opens.
Update: I solved my problem using the code by @SchillerQuinn: `authorization_code