Jim Brouwer

Does anyone know whether it is possible to record a video in Max/Jitter and then have the result uploaded to either a web directory or even a online video sharing platform, such as Youtube? (or anyother online video sharing plat form)

Im trying to build a patch that takes video recordings clips then outputs the days recording in to a single video clip which I then can embed on our website.

Hi 
This might be a long shot..
Does anyone know whether it is possible to record a video in Max/Jitter and then have the result uploaded to either a web directory or even a online video sharing platform, such as Youtube? (or anyother online video sharing plat form)
Im trying to build a patch that takes video recordings clips then outputs the days recording in to a single video clip which I then can embed on our website. 

Hi 
This might be a long shot..
Does anyone know whether it is possible to record a video in Max/Jitter and then have the result uploaded to

uploading-video-files-to-youtube-«or-other-video-sharing-sites»

This sounds like a job for maxurl or the XMLHttpRequest object in JS and the YouTube data API:

https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/

https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/activities/insert

I've not tried, but I'd be surprised if someone hasn't played around with this already...

This sounds like a job for maxurl or the XMLHttpRequest object in JS and the YouTube data API:
https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/ 

Specifically, "Insert":
https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/activities/insert 

Not knowing that much about JS and looking into the Documentation on both JS in Max and Also the Youtube API in JS, there are no clear examples that this would work inside Max.

I hope I am wrong, but i'm can't see how it could work?

any (links) example JS code to make this work would be most welcome .

OK thanks Ben, 
Not knowing that much about JS and looking into the Documentation on both JS in Max and Also  the Youtube API in JS, there are no clear examples that this would work inside Max. 

I hope I am wrong,  but i'm can't see how it could work? 

any (links) example JS code to make this work would be most welcome . 

Recording a video to a FTP should be possible easily, it is a question of having the right path. Having it save to your local disk and after that uploaded to youtube, it is another story. Youtube API is the right direction, but do not expect a clear exemple on the Youtube API. Another idea that crosses my mind is to make an automation and trigger it from Max. I guess there is more people wanting to upload lots of video automatically on Youtube from a schedule or something, so, there is probably more exemples like this.

Uploading video files to youtube (or other video sharing sites)