Azure media player integration with Youtube and Vimeo - azure

guys!
My question might be really dumb, but is it possible to playback Youtube and Vimeo URLs with Azure Media Player?
As for now, I was able to play only manifest and mp4 URLs from my Azure Media Services account. But does it supports Youtube and Vimeo URLs?

No it is not possible using the AMP settings alone for the video element tag, but you can always have condition to use different settings on the video element on each platform.

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Is there any youtube data api for analytics if yes how to use it in my node js web application which is user for uploading videos to YouTube?

My web application is used for education purpose, and im able to upload videos to youtube but now i want to use analytics api so where can i get that api and how do i use it in my nodejs application.
Here you are. Maybe this should help.
https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/quickstart/nodejs

Video download from Azure Api Service

I have a hosted a azure api service and able to successfully upload the videos through my code under a folder "UserVideos" when i am trying to refer the link of uploaded video in video tag it is not working.
The video also does not get downloaded using this url in any browser.
http://abcorg.azurewebsites.net/UserVideos/VID20190605102000.mp4
Any help will really be appreciated
below is the way i have refereed the video url in video tag.

Using Xamarin.Android and Media Service in Azure for live broadcasting

I am looking for integrating Media Service from azure to Xamarin Android for live broadcasting and viewing the live with on demand videos. For example I need to implement the live video broadcasting like a Facebook app using Azure Media Services and also view the live and archived videos from blob storage. I am unable to get the resource to implement that from official documents of Azure and Xamarin and through the Xamarin University.
So I am here to learn this which will be useful to almost every one willing to implement this kind of features in feature.
There is a official video showing the upload of a video recorded using xamarin application to Azure Media Service and viewing back on the Xamarin app the link is as follows, but there is no approach for making a live broadcasting possible through the same.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/resources/videos/media-streaming-apps-with-azure-and-xamarin/
Xamarin.Android is not compulsory like it may be from Xamarin Forms also the thing is like we just need the android part, I will be happily looking forward to take any kind of help you can offer to get this working.
Scope of App Requirement/Workflow::
1) App should be able to broad cast live (like going live on Facebook application)
2) That should be capable to view the live broadcasts (like we can stream the live content in Facebook application)
3) That should be able to view the archived videos in blob storage (I know how to access the blob storage and download the video to view it on mobile but I don’t know the process to stream the video while it is being downloaded in the background like it does in Youtube or Facebook application).
Using Xamarin.Android and Media Service in Azure for live broadcasting
You could refer to the xamarin-azure-businessreview sample.
Demo app showing how to use several Azure services with Xamarin including Azure AD B2C, Azure Cosmos DB, Azure Functions, Azure App Services, and Azure Media Services

Protect progressive download videos in Azure Media Services

I am considering Azure Media Services to host some of my corporate videos so that I can provide them to my users through my corporate website. The reason I am looking for Azure Media Services is because of the Progressive Download Adaptive bitrate streaming feature.
My plan is to upload the videos to AMS and then use the progressive download locator in the <video> tags. I did some demos and it looks fine.
However the only concern I have is with the URL. The assets are confidential and the security team raised a concern of having the security tokens in the URL. From their perspective anyone who has this URL can download the files, without logging into the corporate site.
I feel like this is how it works and there no other option to secure the assets. Am I correct? Are there any best practices or guideline that I can use to secure these Azure hosted assets?
My goal is to restrict the possibility of a user (or a hacker) directly accessing the files with the URL seen in the HTML source (the <video> tag's src attribute).
for this scenario, it's best to secure the video content with a content protection such as AES-128 clear key encryption. For corporate network videos (trusted end-users) the content is encrypted from access by a third-party and setting up encryption is simple. Have a look at the public docs:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/media-services/media-services-protect-with-aes128

Wordpress Hosting in Azure with integrated Media Services and Uploader Security

I'm using a wordpress template and have multiple media uploaders. When they embedd/insert their content from the media library, they should only be able to see and embedd their uploaded content. My goal is to host the website in Azure and also use its media services for video content. Is there an elegant frontend way with wich users can upload their content an reembedd it after transcoding?
I think that there is no plugin that supports directly Azure Media Services encoding workflows in WordPress.
Maybe you can do it in a few steps :
Use the WordPress Azure Storage plugins to upload your files : https://wordpress.org/plugins/windows-azure-storage/
Use an Azure WebJob to trigger encoding as soon as a file is uploaded in the storage : https://github.com/Azure/azure-content/blob/master/articles/app-service-web/websites-dotnet-webjobs-sdk-storage-blobs-how-to.md and https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/media-services-dotnet-encode-asset/
Display the video on your site, using Azure Media Player : http://amsplayer.azurewebsites.net/
Hope this helps,
Julien

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