Get video live-broadcast timing — get_video_broadcast

Retrieves scheduling and actual start/end information exposed in a video's `liveStreamingDetails`. The YouTube Data API does not expose a reliable flag that distinguishes premieres from other scheduled broadcasts.

Usage

get_video_broadcast_timing(video_ids, simplify = TRUE, auth = "key", ...)

Arguments

video_ids: Video ID or vector of video IDs.
simplify: Whether to return simplified data frame
auth: Authentication method: "token" (OAuth2) or "key" (API key)
...: Additional arguments passed to tuber_GET

Value

A data frame when `simplify = TRUE`; otherwise the raw videos-list response.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
timing <- get_video_broadcast_timing("dQw4w9WgXcQ")

timings <- get_video_broadcast_timing(c("video1", "video2", "video3"))
} # }