I uploaded my NFT(which have three edition)
and tried to see them in testnet opensea.
But Even they share almost same json but the first one doesn't have image and audio
while the second and third one don't have any issue(they show image and audio)
Below are my nfts
https://testnets.opensea.io/collection/artist4-aitcxdixer
and this is the one which have issue.
https://testnets.opensea.io/assets/rinkeby/0xe3c07b73a720e16fcecde0788db6f369d3f9a41b/0
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TL;DR: Want to get % of views from external traffic source for each video (not for each day)
Long story short, I'm working on a project where I'm trying to understand what factors influence video views on a niche channel I have.
One factor I want to look at is the percent of views from external sources. To track this, I want to measure the traffic source types by each video for ~500 videos.
See example screenshot from the YouTube analytics built in page:
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I have been able to get views/title/tag/thumbnail url easily using python, but I have not been able to get the percent of views from external sources from each video.
Is this possible? A link to a working page in the API explorer would be great. I would like to not have to go through every single one of my 500 videos get this number by hand, although I suppose I could write a macro that does that...
We are trying to develop a utility to upload GSV tours that consist of a series of 12K and 14K 360 photos shot along each route. The GPS data is recorded with a GPS logger. For efficiency, we would like to convert each tour/series into a video and upload it using the Google Street View Publish API. We've found where it explains the metadata track (camm) required for the video. However, We have searched the API documentation and cannot seem to find where it explains how to upload the actual videos. Can anyone help? Thank you.
I have a system in PHP, and i will receive photos from users, that are scanned photos of their personal documents... and i want to smart remove (auto crop) the boundaries of the photos, to leave ONLY the personal document (as a drivers license).
I spent hours looking, but were not able to find an API service that does that...i ll i can find was SDK for ios or android...
Any one has a suggestion?
I would want to replicate what dropbox did:
https://blogs.dropbox.com/tech/2016/08/fast-and-accurate-document-detection-for-scanning/
Thanks
Filestack provides these services. In particular, the Document Detection endpoint has the following description:
You can detect your document in the image, transform it to fully fit the image...
We're currently in the process of recording 1fps time-lapsed 4k 360 photos of every island in the Bahamas, with embedded GPS EXIF data. An average hour of filming tends to produce around 600 image frames, which can easily expand to 2000-10,000 images per day on bigger routes. 2000 or so are approved on Google Maps already, but we're hitting a larger brick wall.
The Street View app is obviously the best way to upload when you have 50-100 image files, but it obviously struggles when it starts to hit over 500+ uploads in a batch (publishing doesn't start, or the app crashes), so we're left manually submitting collections. Add that to the standard 4000/day quota, and it's quite a challenge.
Having looked at the Publish API, it's rather tricky to leave a CLI tool running as it's designed with OAuth flow in mind with 1hr access tokens. The service account route seems to the way to go, but the PHP API client seems to have scant documentation for SV Publishing. Connecting photos is also tricky with that many images.
We ideally need a desktop uploader (like the backup tool), or a way to directly import from folders in Google Drive. The first seems discontinued, and there's no data on the second.
Can anyone explain or elucidate on the best practice for this kind of volume upload with the Street View publishing service?
Since you are only capturing 4K images, it will be much simpler to use video mode, depending on if your camera supports it at the desired framerate. You may check this documentation for more information.
Additional information:
You may also check out some of the desktop utilities at the bottom of the Street View website which may be able to help.
You may want to consider one of the Street View ready cameras (also listed on the above webpage) that is capable of recording and uploading 360 videos to Street View. Upon publication, the 360 photo frames are extracted from the video and used to create an automatically connected Street View experience on Google Maps.
Check these pages to learn more about this option:
Set up and connect 360 cameras
Capture and publish in Video mode with the Street View app
Tips for capturing 360 videos for Street View
I'm testing YouTube live streaming API using Java client libraries.
I have a simple project which is basically the copy of ListStreams example taken from here:
https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/live/code_samples/java#retrieve_a_channel_s_live_video_streams.
I have my application registered in Google developers console. I have created a test public live stream and a test broadcast.
Everything works fine, I can broadcast video from my phone to this live stream.
But when I try to get a list of live streams from my channel I always get an empty result.
The funny thing is that I can successfully retrieve my channel's broadcasts using the LiveBroadcasts.java example.
But no matter what I do the list of streams is always empty.
Did anyone have similar problems ?
Cheers, Dmitry.