First I'll explain how it works to create live streamings using the Youtube API then Second I'll explain the use case Third I'll paste my code snippet.
How it works :
Basically you need to create a livebroadcast (youtube.liveBroadcasts.insert
) and get the livebroadcast id (1) then create a livestream (youtube.liveStreams.insert
) and get the livestream id from it (2) once you have both you need to bind the livestream to the livebroadcast (youtube.liveBroadcasts.bind
) :
the result of the binding contains basically the stream URL.
The Use case:
Basically it's a livestreaming api : the user register one or multiple youtube accounts, I run the below code to create livestreams and fetch the rtmp urls so I can stream simultaneously on multiple youtube channels.
the code :
oauth2Client.setCredentials({
access_token: youtube_tokens.access_token,
refresh_token: youtube_tokens.refresh_token,
expiry_date: true
});
var youtube_broadcasts_body = {
snippet: {
// "scheduledEndTime": "2016-11-23T20:00:00.0+08",
"scheduledStartTime": start_date,
"title": target.stream_title
},
status: {
"privacyStatus": "private"
},
contentDetails: {
"projection": youtubeProjection
}
}
var youtube_livebroadcast_params = {
part: "id,snippet,status, contentDetails",
resource: youtube_broadcasts_body
}
var youtube_stream_body = {
snippet: {
"title": target.stream_title
},
cdn: {
"ingestionType": "rtmp",
"frameRate": "30fps",
"resolution": target.youtube_resolution
}
}
var youtube_stream_params = {
part: "id,snippet,cdn,status",
resource: youtube_stream_body
}
var youtube = google.youtube({ version: 'v3', auth: oauth2Client });
youtube.liveBroadcasts.insert(youtube_livebroadcast_params, function(err, res) {
if (err) {
logger.fatal(err)
return callback(err)
}
target.broadcast = res
target.status = "livebroadcast_event_created"
var broadcast_id = res.id
youtube.liveStreams.insert(youtube_stream_params, function(err, res) {
if (err) {
logger.fatal(err)
return callback(err)
}
var stream_id = res.id
res.broadcast_id = broadcast_id
target.stream = res
target.status = "livestream_created"
var youtube_livebroadcast_bind_params = {
part: "id,contentDetails",
streamId: stream_id,
id: broadcast_id
}
youtube.liveBroadcasts.bind(youtube_livebroadcast_bind_params, function(err, res) {
if (err) return callback(err)
target.status = "livebroadcast_bound_to_livestream"
target.ingest_url = target.stream.cdn.ingestionInfo.ingestionAddress + "/" + target.stream.cdn.ingestionInfo.streamName
target._id = broadcast_id
return callback(null, target)
})
})
})
What happening is that when I call this code twice (in a for loop) the Youtube api returns an error : Livebroadcast not found As if there is a race condition somewhere causing to create 1 single and all the others fails. One dirty workaround that I had to do is to add a timeout (every 2 seconds) but if more than one user will use "my API" this will cause the whole thing to fail.
Now I'm thinking about creating a queue that will manage the creation of the youtube livestreams. Wondering if anyone had the issue ...
via M. Gara
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