OpenSauce
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- Feb 14, 2019
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I've been thinking of creating a YouTube uploader app, but due to constant YT changes it might be difficult to maintain. This is a low effort test run that I am sharing as there are a lot of you asking for YouTube uploader bots. There are no options or extra features, it's as simple as it gets. I might release a full version with all the options (thumbnails, comments, likes, etc) in the future. Hope someone finds this useful.
How to use it?
Extract the zip in a folder and add required files. Run the exe file and it should upload your video. Nothing is hidden, you will see it uploading your video.
Required files
>cookies.json
Install this plugin, get the cookie from YT creator studio page
Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/クッキーjsonファイル出力-for-puppet/nmckokihipjgplolmcmjakknndddifde?hl=en
Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/クッキーjsonファイル出力-for-puppeteer/
You can probably use any other cookie extension, I just like these ones
>meta.txt
The file content should look like this:
line1: Video Title
line2&3: Video description
line4: Tags separated by commas, no spaces between commas
>video.mp4
It's obviously the video you want to upload
How do I automate?
Make a script that copies the new video to uploader folder and writes meta file automatically, then schedule an upload using windows task scheduler.
Where download?
Download: https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/a4551429-92e7-48c6-871d-ae34fa2f1d69
(Chrome shows it's 'dangerous' because the .exe is not signed)
VirusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file...4279d25e227814aa4eea7ec8e3ad19f124a?nocache=1
As you can see 'Zillya' detected it as a 'Disco Trojan', but I assure you there is no 'Disco' going on and you probably shouldn't buy 'Zillya' antivirus either.
Please note: officially it is against the rules of YouTube to upload videos using automated process without their official API and will result in a ban. I've been using this process for years and haven't had an issue, but I am not responsible for whatever happens to your accounts.
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