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QUOTA EXCEED BLAZING FAST #6

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rapz opened this issue Apr 29, 2020 · 5 comments
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QUOTA EXCEED BLAZING FAST #6

rapz opened this issue Apr 29, 2020 · 5 comments

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@rapz
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rapz commented Apr 29, 2020

Well title explains all, I even created like 10 apiKeys, but it burns hell fast.

Is there a work around or I need to apply for more quota?

@rapz rapz changed the title QUOTA EXCEED QUOTA EXCEED BLAZING FAST Apr 29, 2020
@Pierce01
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Pierce01 commented May 6, 2020

How are you blowing through your quota so fast? Purely from chat or are you using your key for something else?

@yuta0801
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This library fetches live chat per specific milliseconds as yt.listen(1000)
If you get a Quota exceeded error, the time lag also increases, but you can increase the interval.

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iamisti commented Apr 29, 2021

I have the s ame issue. And it makes no sense that update / 1 second would do 10000 queries over few minutes!
Please have a look at this issue because it's real and it's not related of how we set the refresh interval

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iamisti commented May 9, 2021

anyone?? Anyone is willing to help here? @yuta0801?

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TL;DR @iamisti i have the same problem with my own python-based youtube api wrapper. the issue seems to be that it costs 5 quota points to poll for messages on the youtube api :( this means you can do like 30mins of requests if you do 1 request/second before you hit your daily quota.

I haven't tried this library, rather I'm developing a python equivalent. Having the same issue, my youtube data api quota is disappearing very quickly, even with a reasonable polling interval of 1s (1s is also the polling interval that gets returned by most of my requests).

So I looked into the number of points it costs to request, see this post on stackoverflow.

There seem to be accounts of folks increasing their quotas in this support thread.

At the current point in time, consider turning to youtube scrapers (instead of the API) for low-latency interaction with youtube.

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