Video not Uploaded

Question

Hi

I have below code but neither it is showing any error or not showing in Twitter Post also

UploadVideoAndTweet("youtube.com/watch?v=PBc-Qwmh_KQ", "Hi");
        }

        public async Task UploadVideoAndTweet(string filePath, string tweetText)
        {

            var client = new TwitterClient("HGS", "AUO", "THSY", "YUSNS");
            var uploadResult = await client.Upload.UploadBinaryAsync(System.IO.File.ReadAllBytes(filePath));

            var tweet = await client.Tweets.PublishTweetAsync(new PublishTweetParameters(tweetText)
            {
                Medias = { uploadResult }
            });

            Console.WriteLine($"Tweet published: {tweet.Url}");
        }

Thanks

Eliana Blake · Answer

It seems like you are facing an issue where the video is not being uploaded or tweeted despite having the code in place. Let's break down the provided code snippet and see if we can identify any potential reasons why the video is not being uploaded and tweeted on Twitter. From the code snippet, here are a few things to consider: 1. Ensure that the YouTube link provided ("youtube.com/watch?v=PBc-Qwmh_KQ") is directly accessible and points to a valid video file that can be uploaded. 2. Verify that the Twitter API keys ("HGS", "AUO", "THSY", "YUSNS") used to create the Twitter client are correct and have the necessary permissions for uploading and tweeting. 3. Check if the file path provided to the `UploadVideoAndTweet` method is correct and the file can be successfully read. 4. Confirm that the `UploadBinaryAsync` method of the Twitter client is able to upload the video file correctly. 5. Ensure that the `PublishTweetAsync` method is being called with the correct parameters and that the tweet is being sent successfully. Here is a real-world example of how you might troubleshoot the issue: // Assuming the YouTube link is valid and points to a video file // Ensure correct file path and Twitter API keys are used // Check the file path and make sure it's accessible // Verify Twitter API keys and permissions // Simulate the process without async to see if any exceptions are thrown // Add try-catch blocks to handle any potential errors and log them for debugging // Example: try { var client = new TwitterClient("HGS", "AUO", "THSY", "YUSNS"); byte[] fileBytes = System.IO.File.ReadAllBytes(filePath); var uploadResult = client.Upload.UploadBinaryAsync(fileBytes).Result; var tweet = client.Tweets.PublishTweetAsync(new PublishTweetParameters(tweetText) { Medias = { uploadResult } }).Result; Console.WriteLine($"Tweet published: {tweet.Url}"); } catch (Exception ex) { Console.WriteLine($"An error occurred: {ex.Message}"); } // This way, any errors that might be preventing the upload or tweet will be surfaced. By running the code in a synchronous manner and handling potential exceptions, you may uncover any underlying issues preventing the video from being uploaded and tweeted. If the problem persists, further investigation into the Twitter API documentation, error logs, or reaching out to the Twitter API support may be necessary. Feel free to provide more details or context if needed for a more tailored response.

Video not Uploaded

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