As with @mtdukes' problem in #9, I also find that things break down for me shortly after starting. Although I suspect that our two problems are unrelated. I get as far as uploading the first video before this appears:
$ python upload-videos.py -i manifest.json manifest-output.json
INFO: Downloading video from http://archive.org/download/vahouse20100308/20100308.mp4...
Progress: 100%
INFO: Uploading video from http://archive.org/download/vahouse20100308/20100308.mp4 to YouTube...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "upload-videos.py", line 174, in <module>
uploaded_vid = upload_video(fn, metadata)
File "upload-videos.py", line 72, in upload_video
new_entry = yt_service.InsertVideoEntry(video_entry, filename)
File "/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/gdata/youtube/service.py", line 661, in InsertVideoEntry
raise YouTubeError(e.args[0])
gdata.youtube.service.YouTubeError: {'status': 400, 'body': "<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?><errors><error><domain>yt:validation</domain><code>required</code><location type='xpath'>media:group/media:category[@scheme='http://gdata.youtube.com/schemas/2007/categories.cat']/text()</location></error></errors>", 'reason': 'Bad Request'}
I find the error generated by gdata a bit frustrating—if there's a been a bad request, it seems to me that it ought to provide both the error and the request that prompted it. That's an annoying error on Google's part.
My manifest.json is enormous, but here's the first stanza:
{"http:\/\/archive.org\/download\/house20080109\/20080109.mp4":
{"title":
"Virginia General Assembly, House Session, January 09, 2008",
"date":"2008-01-09",
"category_label":"News & Politics",
"keywords":"virginia, general assembly, legislature, government, house"},
[...]
It's within reason that I've done something wrong within my config.yaml, but it seems unlikely that would result in a 400, instead of, say, a 403.
As with @mtdukes' problem in #9, I also find that things break down for me shortly after starting. Although I suspect that our two problems are unrelated. I get as far as uploading the first video before this appears:
I find the error generated by gdata a bit frustrating—if there's a been a bad request, it seems to me that it ought to provide both the error and the request that prompted it. That's an annoying error on Google's part.
This is my
config.yaml:My
manifest.jsonis enormous, but here's the first stanza:It's within reason that I've done something wrong within my
config.yaml, but it seems unlikely that would result in a 400, instead of, say, a 403.