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I'm about to start a project that requires some simple YouTube non-write data operations, like gathering users playlists and videos. I read that the YouTube 2.0 API is deprecated, but I don't really want to use OAuth authentication required for API 3.0.
Does this mean that the GDATA API deprecated (in particular this: https://gdata.youtube.com/demo/index.html
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asked Jul 01 '13 10:07
What should I do? You can continue using the v2 API for comments and uploading video captions for now, and we'll be adding this functionality into the v3 API soon. While we don't have specific dates yet, we will release that functionality so that developers have as much time as possible to migrate to v3.
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Google's GData API for YouTube was deprecated on 2014-03-14 according to their api status page. This was after your original question was asked, but I'm leaving this here for other's (like myself) who are trying to keep track of which api is current..
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