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Ok, I understand how to build the HTTP requests, but for the unix time and current video time variables to be accurate do I need to send the requests at the same time interval as the real ones? For a 5 min video about 10 requests are sent to s.youtube, so 1 view with seo value would need 5 minutes and all 10 requests to be sent or just one request with the et and st values of the final one?

I know that RTSP botting works again and it needs just one request, no et and st parameter used, I've sent 10k views last night and they appeared today but I don't see any improvements in rankings.

I hope somebody will give some advice, thanks guys.
 
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I might release a example of how I calculate the X requests needed to watch the "entire video". It's pretty easy actually, you just need to look how many requests it sends and emulate it. For example if len (length of video in seconds) is around 60, you can send a request for 5, 10, 29, 50 and 60. That's 5 requests.

Nothing until part 2 of my thread though.
 
One request to the s.youtube would be sufficient to count as a view & to gain SEO value. However if you send more with the right et & st values, the attention span of your video improves and you get a bit higher SEO ranking.

One tip, you can send the s.youtube in one burst so you don't need to send the 10 requests spread over 5 minutes!
 
Download a firefox plugin called "HttpFox". Use this to capture the packets sent to s.youtube.com. It has the date/time of when the packets are sent so you can figure this stuff out yourself very easily. (the first couple of s.youtube.com requests are sent in a 10 second interval, then it changes to every 30 or 60 seconds...cant remember)
 
I know it may be stupid, but i have also noticed the rtsp bots work again, would i be able to add &referrer=http%3A%2F%2Ffacebook.com%2F to the end so they don't appear as mobile views?
 
Good question, tried that with magicviews but the & part is stripped somehow.
 
PigFish said:
I know it may be stupid, but i have also noticed the rtsp bots work again, would i be able to add &referrer=http%3A%2F%2Ffacebook.com%2F to the end so they don't appear as mobile views?
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No... please no. RTSP != HTTP ffs.
 
I have been working on something and i think its almost ready. just need some more test and share it with you guys;)
 
Does magic views work again? because I tried it just now don't have any luck at all :(
 
How these view bots from march work? Do they scrape the rtsp link and send a request to it, no s.youtube requests are used? Do you plan to release the source code of an old bot for research and karma? :D

izSpK said:
No... please no. RTSP != HTTP ffs.
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Yes, all RTSP bots are working again for about 3 weeks or so, however there are 2 reasons NOT to use them:

1) These views aren't count by yt to get a spot in the charts
2) These views don't give you any YT SEO value and actually seems to do only damage to your SEO

If you just want inflated views that just harm your video seo, then by all means use them :)
 
thanks for your (now deleted) post yesterday izspk. gave me a day of messing around in c# which i really enjoyed :) The waiting now to see if the views will show up as expected is killing me. Still a little confused with calculating the time params for the video so heres to part 2 :beer:
 
tb303 said:
thanks for your (now deleted) post yesterday izspk. gave me a day of messing around in c# which i really enjoyed :) The waiting now to see if the views will show up as expected is killing me. Still a little confused with calculating the time params for the video so heres to part 2 :beer:
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It's right here: http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/youtube/447873-spks-view-methods-part-1-mobile-method-disguising-facebook-twitter.html

Let me know how the views work out for you, I'm curious :)
 
SO i am confused with this new method do we only have to enter 1 s.youtube or multiple ones for it
 
You will need to send multiple if you want to simulate a user who is watching it for more than 10 seconds. The new YT algorithm takes into account how long people spend watching the video (as opposed to watching it for a couple of seconds then closing it straight away...think rick rolled)
 
39ster said:
You will need to send multiple if you want to simulate a user who is watching it for more than 10 seconds. The new YT algorithm takes into account how long people spend watching the video (as opposed to watching it for a couple of seconds then closing it straight away...think rick rolled)
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Can it be the same code or do i have to get a different one each time?
 
You have to change the et, st, and rt values.

I made this not long ago (for normal views, not mobile, but it's still the same):

Code: 
1st request
rt        1.489
et        0.058
st        0.058
bt        0.629
lact    714

2nd request
rt        11.582
et        10.036
st        0
bt        10.013
lact    10807

3rd request
rt        21.572
et        20.038
st        10.036
bt        8.603
lact    20796

4th request
rt        31.574
et        30.038
st        20.038
bt        10.900
lact    30797
It's pretty easy to figure out what's going on. Each request is made at a 10 second interval.
 
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