This image size is available for some videos and other resources that refer to videos, like playlist items or search results. Tags may contain spaces. The property value has a maximum length of characters. Note the following rules regarding the way the character limit is calculated: The property value is a list, and commas between items in the list count toward the limit. If a tag contains a space, the API server handles the tag value as though it were wrapped in quotation marks, and the quotation marks count toward the character limit.
So, for the purposes of character limits, the tag Foo-Baz contains seven characters, but the tag Foo Baz contains nine characters. Valid values for this property are: live none upcoming. Localized text is returned in the resource snippet if the videos. Metadata for the default language is returned if an hl parameter value is not specified or a value is specified but localized metadata is not available for the specified language.
The property contains a read-only value. Use the localizations object to add, update, or delete localized titles. The property value is an ISO duration. For example, for a video that is at least one minute long and less than one hour long, the duration is in the format PT M S , in which the letters PT indicate that the value specifies a period of time, and the letters M and S refer to length in minutes and seconds, respectively. The characters preceding the M and S letters are both integers that specify the number of minutes or seconds of the video.
For example, a value of PT15M33S indicates that the video is 15 minutes and 33 seconds long. If the video is at least one hour long, the duration is in the format PT H M S , in which the preceding the letter H specifies the length of the video in hours and all of the other details are the same as described above.
Please refer to the ISO specification for complete details. Valid values for this property are: hd sd. Valid values for this property are: false true.
The object will contain either the contentDetails. If this property is present and a country is not listed in its value, then the video is blocked from appearing in that country. If this property is present and contains an empty list, the video is blocked in all countries. If this property is present and a country is not listed in its value, then the video is viewable in that country.
If this property is present and contains an empty list, the video is viewable in all countries. ACMA ratings are used to classify children's television programming. Valid values for this property are: acbC — Programs that have been given a C classification by the Australian Communications and Media Authority. These programs are intended for children other than preschool children who are younger than 14 years of age.
These programs are intended for preschool children. For more information, see the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council website. Valid values for this property are: chfilm0 — 0 chfilm12 — 12 chfilm16 — 16 chfilm18 — 18 chfilm6 — 6 chfilmUnrated. Valid values for this property are: csa10 — 10 csa12 — 12 csa16 — 16 csa18 — 18 csaInterdiction — Interdiction csaT — T csaUnrated. Valid values for this property are: cscf12 — 12 cscf16 — 16 cscf18 — 18 cscf6 — 6 cscf9 — 9 cscfA — A cscfAl — AL cscfUnrated.
Valid values for this property are: czfilm12 — 12 czfilm14 — 14 czfilm18 — 18 czfilmU — U czfilmUnrated. Valid values for this property are: djctq10 — 10 djctq12 — 12 djctq14 — 14 djctq16 — 16 djctq18 — 18 djctqL — L djctqUnrated.
Eirin is the Japanese rating system. Use the contentDetails. Valid values for this property are: fmoc10 — 10 fmoc12 — 12 fmoc16 — 16 fmoc18 — 18 fmocE — E fmocU — U fmocUnrated. See the IFCO website for more information.
Valid values for this property are: ilfilm12 — 12 ilfilm16 — 16 ilfilm18 — 18 ilfilmAa — AA ilfilmUnrated. Valid values for this property are: kijkwijzer12 — 12 kijkwijzer16 — 16 kijkwijzer18 — 18 kijkwijzer6 — 6 kijkwijzer9 — 9 kijkwijzerAl — AL kijkwijzerUnrated.
Valid values for this property are: mccaa12 — 12 mccaa12a — 12A mccaa14 — 14 - this rating was removed from the new classification structure introduced in Valid values for this property are: mccyp11 — 11 mccyp15 — 15 mccyp7 — 7 mccypA — A mccypUnrated. Valid values for this property are: medietilsynet11 — 11 medietilsynet12 — 12 medietilsynet15 — 15 medietilsynet18 — 18 medietilsynet6 — 6 medietilsynet7 — 7 medietilsynet9 — 9 medietilsynetA — A medietilsynetUnrated.
Valid values for this property are: meku12 — 12 meku16 — 16 meku18 — 18 meku7 — 7 mekuS — S mekuUnrated. Valid values for this property are: smais12 — 12 smais14 — 14 smais16 — 16 smais18 — 18 smais7 — 7 smaisL — L smaisUnrated.
Valid values for this property are: smsa11 — 11 smsa15 — 15 smsa7 — 7 smsaA — All ages smsaUnrated. Valid values for this property are: ytAgeRestricted. Valid values for this property are: rectangular. This property is only visible to the video uploader. If you want to permanently prevent YouTube from using what you watch to provide suggestions, you can disable watch and search history. There, you can disable the slider for YouTube History then confirm to block all history from saving to your account.
For something less drastic, you can instead uncheck either the Include the YouTube videos you watch or Include your searches on YouTube box. These will prevent your watch and search history from being used to influence recommendations.
Remember that YouTube still recommends videos when you do this; it just doesn't use your past behavior to do so. You'll see recommendations based on the current video, your location, trends, and similar. While we've focused on changing the videos YouTube recommends to you, there's another way to interpret turning off recommended videos on YouTube. In YouTube's mobile apps for Android and iPhone, there's an option for YouTube to send you notifications about all kinds of information.
This includes videos that YouTube recommends for you. If you want to cut down on annoying pings, this is an easy one to disable. To disable recommended video notifications in the YouTube mobile app, open the app and select the Home tab at the bottom. Tap your profile picture at the top-right, then choose Settings in the list of options. Choose Notifications to see a list of pings that YouTube can send you, then disable the slider for Recommended videos to prevent these from appearing.
Remember that this will only disable the notifications on your phone; it won't turn off recommendations across YouTube. To avoid getting bad recommendations on YouTube in the future, you can put a few tips into action.
First, if you see a recommendation that you don't like, you can tell YouTube you're not interested. Just click the three-dot menu on a video and hit Not interested to tell YouTube that you don't care about that topic.
On the homepage, you can also click Don't recommend channel if you want to avoid all recommendations from that uploader. Next, remember that you have options if you watch a few videos that are out of your usual interests. On the YouTube History page mentioned earlier, you can click the X button next to any video to remove it from your history. In YouTube's search bar, click Remove next to an item to erase it. If you don't want particular videos you're watching to influence your recommendations, use a private browsing window to browse YouTube without logging into your account.
And while this might sound obvious, you should keep your YouTube account for just you. Letting someone else watch YouTube using your account is going to send mixed signals to what you like, resulting in inconsistent recommendations. Ask anyone else who uses your account to use their own instead. On non-web platforms, like the YouTube app for smart TVs, it's easy to sign in a separate account.
Finally, keep watching videos that you're interested in on YouTube. The more you tell the service what you like, the better recommendations it can give you. If resetting your YouTube recommendations isn't enough for you, it's possible to go a step further. Why not remove YouTube recommendations entirely? YouTube is a great way to share information about your business and services with a huge network of users, but sometimes you will encounter videos you find objectionable or possibly detrimental to your company.
Under each video on YouTube is a toolbar with buttons that perform different actions, with a Flag icon appearing on the far right. This is the flagging tool which allows you to report a video to YouTube staff for review. Click the button and provide details as to why the video should be removed.
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