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It is possible to add `before:yyyy-mm-dd` to the request text for the Youtube Search API, and it worked reliably last time I checked.

I tried it yesterday before Ubuntu released the PHP update and it worked. I didn’t fully trust the setup, so I rolled back and installed the PHP update from Ubuntu after it was released.

I recently switched to ccgui, so far I like it

Elon definitely played too much Rocked Leag

I don't think so, it probably has something to do with the reverse engineered Adobe products that went viral last week.

The Wire, Trailer Park Boys, Reno 911, Mr Inbetween, Altered Carbon, The Day of the Jackal, The Night Manager

trying to get AI-powered YouTube playlist generator to work well with podcasts: https://playlists.at/youtube/generate/ (GPT doesn't seem to be very good with podcasts.)

Yes, there was a filter for the last hour, I think they got rid of it this year.

The search form does not use the YouTube Data API. It's essentially a link generator. Unfortunately YouTube doesn't offer filters for point 1–4.

Thanks for the tip, the Shorts filter is now on by default.

You're basically right, it's just a UI for the old search filters, at least for the ones that still work today.

You can try "before:YYYY-MM-DD" in the YouTube search bar. Unfortunately, the YouTube search now ignores some of the old filters. I created a simple form with advanced search filters: https://playlists.at/youtube/search/

AI Playlist Generator for YouTube powered by GPT-4o to create playlists with text descriptions: https://playlists.at/youtube/generate/

ChatGPT is pretty good with this, you can try it yourself. I created a playlist generator for YouTube a while ago. It is powered by GPT-3.5 Turbo and can create playlists based on text descriptions: https://playlists.at/youtube/generate/

Me too. The software was so good that 25 years later there are still animators using the Macromedia version of Flash. If anyone wants to play around with tweening online: https://bestsnip.com/animation

You can use Google's video search or use advanced search filters like "intitle:", "description:" directly in YouTube.

I made a search form for YouTube with advanced search filters: https://playlists.at/youtube/search/

You can try to avoid irrelevant search results by using advanced search filters like "intitle:" or "-" to exclude specific words.

I made a simple YouTube search form with search filters that work well on YouTube: https://playlists.at/youtube/search/

It's also good to know that most advanced Google filters also work on other Google products like the Play Store or YouTube.

Most people don't know that they can use Google Advanced Search search filters on YouTube, so I built it. It's useful if you know the exact upload date for example. It's not really technically challenging, just a simple HTML form.

The field is for the channel name. (if you want to find a specific channel page, not the video)

click on share and checkbox start at, that gives you a url with timestamp in it.

the site uses the same method, but YouTube increased the limit to 50

Yes, it is mainly for creating quick shareable playlist links

this is the blog post from noyb (the organisation who made the complaint): https://noyb.eu/de/oesterr-dsb-eu-us-datenuebermittlung-goog...

pdf in english: https://noyb.eu/sites/default/files/2022-01/E-DSB%20-%20Goog...

There's also a web version: https://playlists.at/youtube/