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:''See also [[Google Video Warroom]].''
{{Infobox project
{{Infobox project
| title = Google Video
| title = Google Video
| image = Video logo lg.gif
| image = Video logo lg.gif
| description =  
| description = Google Video logo
| URL = http://video.google.com
| URL = http://video.google.com
| project_status = {{closing}} in 2011-04-29[http://video.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=1233300&hl=en]
| project_status = {{offline}} on 2011-04-29[http://video.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=1233300&hl=en]
| archiving_status = {{inprogress}}
| archiving_status = {{saved}}
| irc = googlegrape
| irc_network = EFnet
| irc_abandoned = true
| data = {{IA item|google-video-metadata-dumpage}} <br> {{IA collection|googlevideo2011}} (access restricted)
}}
}}
[[File:Papua videos.png|thumb|right|300px|Google Video results for "Papua New Guinea" keyword.]]
__NOTOC__
__NOTOC__
'''Google Video''' is a [[Video hostings|video sharing]] website which is shutting down.
'''Google Video''' is a [[Video hostings|video sharing]] website which is shutting down.
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If you want to '''save your own videos''', see the announcement and tools below.  
If you want to '''save your own videos''', see the announcement and tools below.  


If you want to '''help archive Google Video''', get some Linux machines running and join us in [[IRC]] (EFNet #archiveteam / #googlegrape)
If you want to '''help archive Google Video''', get some machines running and join us in [[IRC]].


== Joining the archival effort ==
== Joining the archival effort ==
The automatic scripts only work on FreeBSD, Linux, and maybe OS X. They also seem to work fine in Cygwin. Alternatively, you can run *nix in a virtual machine (given you have a fast enough machine).
The automatic scripts only work on FreeBSD, Linux, Solaris, Windows and maybe OS X. They also seem to work fine in Cygwin. Alternatively, you can run *nix in a virtual machine (given you have a fast enough machine).


=== To help scrape videos ===
Anyone can help out, but we would *really* appreciate it if you'd use an *NIX system over any thoughts of doing it on a Windows system. If you however choose to pursue the Magical World of Windows - please make sure that what you are collecting is not damaged as a consequence of running it on a Windows system.


First of all, please add your name/nickname to [http://piratepad.net/gv-participants this list], along with the storage and bandwidth you have available.
In any case, the first thing to do is to please add your name/nickname to [http://piratepad.net/gv-participants this list], along with the storage and bandwidth you have available.


* Download [http://www.textfiles.com/videoyahoo/SCRIPTS/youtube-dl youtube-dl] or from your distribution.
=== What can I do? ===
** Make sure it's marked executable: chmod +x youtube-dl
* Download and install wget for your distribution
* Download [http://199.48.254.90/at/googlegargle googlegargle] (Norc's updated, dupe-safe version of googlegargle is [https://github.com/norcnorc/googlegargle/blob/master/googlegargle here].)
* Get aria2 from your distribution (or if you're on Mac OS X, [http://www.macports.org/install.php MacPorts]) or [http://aria2.sourceforge.net/ SourceForge]
* Pick a seed list from below, save it under the filename "list" and add your name to the list (you will need a wiki account)
* Change the first few lines of the googlegargle script to reflect your installation
** If you're using youtube-dl from your distro, run "which youtube-dl" or "sudo updatedb; locate youtube-dl" to find the location of the command. Change DLSCRIPT to this.
* For older aria versions, some options need to be removed (--max-connection-per-server=16 --min-split-size=1M)
** You  might need to upgrade your version from your system package manager, however the most recent version still may not suffice.
* Change the ARIA variable in the script to the location of your ARIA executable. Usually (ubuntu) at /usr/bin/aria2c, change ARIA variable to this.
** To know where aria2 is located you can use either of these commands:
*** "sudo updatedb; locate aria2"
*** "which aria2" / "which aria2c"
* Invoke googlegargle
* Check with your OS settings to insure that your computer will not auto suspend or sleep after long periods of time.<br/>


Join the IRC channel to coordinate!
The two main tasks are: indexing and downloading. The easiest and least taxing is indexing (see [[Google Video Warroom#Indexing Videos To Identify Related Videos]]). If you have some extra bandwidth and space think about running [[Google Video Warroom#Downloading Videos Via Related Video Metadata (aka Listerine)|Listerine]] to download videos.  Both of these tasks are automated and can be left running in the backgroundIt is often good practice to start a few process of each at once.
 
=== To help index videos (low bandwidth/storage) ===
 
'''Note''': This will only work on Linux machines with X running – you can’t run it on headless servers due to phantomjs requirements.
 
* Get and build phantomjs (a headless web browser) by install '''build-essential''', '''git''', '''libqtwebkit4''' and '''libqtwebkit-dev''' if necessary by issuing the command:
<pre><nowiki>sudo apt-get install build-essential git libqtwebkit4 libqtwebkit-dev</nowiki></pre>
 
* Create a directory called '''phantomjs''' then in the terminal go into your new directory and run the following command to get the phantomjs source code:
<pre><nowiki>git clone https://github.com/ariya/phantomjs.git</nowiki></pre>
 
* Build phantomjs by issuing the command:
<pre><nowiki>qmake && make</nowiki></pre>
 
* Move the phantomjs binary somewhere in your path by issuing the command:
<pre><nowiki>cd bin && sudo mv ./phantomjs /usr/bin</nowiki></pre>
 
* Create a folder called '''gvscript''' and download the script to get the list of Google Video related pages to scrape: http://199.48.254.90/at/google_video_related.tar.gz
 
* Extract the above downloaded file (Right-click and Extract To.. or use '''tar -zxvf ./google_video_related.tar.gz''')
 
* In a terminal, navigate to the folder where you extracted the google_video_related file (above) and run the following command to help scrape Google Video:
<pre><nowiki>while : ; do ./related.sh ; done</nowiki></pre>
 
That's it! Simply leave the script running, and head on over to #ggtesting on EFnet (IRC) if you need any assistance or in case the script has any issues. The script will contact the server to get a page to index the related video links, do that indexing, send back the results and repeat! It takes very little processing and bandwidth on your end (a couple of kb/sec, if that).
 
=== Cherry picking ===
The seed files do currently not include all videos, so you might want to save precious videos explicitely. To do that, add IDs (docid URL parameter of the Google Video) to the "list" file in the same directory as the script, for example:
docid=1545969803753962248
docid=1598207563000425446
  docid=-1679753730105404298
and start ./googlegargle
 
To request a cherrypick, add it to this list: http://piratepad.net/gvspecificrequests
 
If you download something from that list, add its docid to http://piratepad.net/TL7KDN8821 so that others won't download those videos for the second time.
 
===Custom keyword searches===
If you want to grab videos by your own custom keyword search term, you can use this command:
<pre><nowiki>
SEARCH='my+search+term';for i in `seq 0 10 990 `;do curl -A "AT, Bitches" "http://www.google.com/search?q=$SEARCH+site:video.google.com&hl=en&safe=off&tbm=vid&start=$i&sa=N"|grep -o "docid=[0-9-]*"|tee -a seed_videos_$SEARCH;done
</nowiki></pre>
Change "my+search+term" to your search term, and remember to use a plus sign instead of spaces (or url encode the text for other special characters).
 
Since we want to minimize overlap, here are some search terms that are already in progress of being downloaded (and the user who downloads them):
 
*Darkstar: "rare", "vintage", "commercial"
*NomDuClavier: "douglas adams", "richard dawkins", "charles darwin"
*oli: "australia history"
*dnova: "microelectronics"
 
== Seed List Downloads ==
* Lists: http://199.48.254.90/at/seeds/
<center>
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Seed list !! Videos (lines) !! Downloader !! Complete? (Size?)
|-
| seed_videos_2_a || 25,761 || swebb || 8.6G (4/17/2011)
|-
| seed_videos_2_k || 24,242 || Lightblb, ARc[Clone, crackbab1 || Split into 49 chunks of 500 http://notatypewriter.com/googlegargle/<br />
Lightblb: 1/49 2/49 3/49 4/49 <br />
crackbab1: 5/49 <br />
ARc[Clone: 47/49 (bu) 48/49 49/49
|-
| seed_videos_2_l || 22,641 || ndurner || 71
|-
| seed_videos_2_m || 24,465 || Jade Falcon || balrog running in reverse
|-
| seed_videos_2_o || 25,049 || travelinlibrarian || [http://gv.nja.im/index.php?dir=seed_videos_2_o Split]<br />
travelinlibrarian 9/500
Please help by working on the rest of the list.
|-
| seed_videos_2_p || 23,713 || oli || 4%
I'll need help. Will figure out how soon...
|-
| seed_videos_2_q || 17,727 || DoubleJ ||
|-
| seed_videos_2_t || 25,301 || ||
|-
| seed_videos_2_u || 23,528 || barbich ||
|-
| seed_videos_2_w || 21,732 || nickmoorman ||
|-
| seed_videos_2_x || 19,733 || ksh || 2016/19733
|-
| seed_videos_2_y || 20,965 || negge || 64G done
|-
| seed_videos_2_z || 18,877 || flare ||
|-
| seed_videos_a || 1000 || Dr.Sweety ||
|-
| seed_videos_a_related || This list contain errors || Dr.Sweety ||
|-
| seed_videos_b || 999 || bjwebb ||
|-
| seed_videos_c || 981 || dnova || 248/981
|-
| seed_videos_d || 999 || nomduclav || 266/1000
|-
| seed_videos_e || 999 || nomduclav || 153/992
|-
| seed_videos_f || 999 || DoubleJ || Done (25GB)
|-
| seed_videos_g || 999 || dnova || 128/999
|-
| seed_videos_h || 999 || ARc[Clone || In Progress (have 526/999)
|-
| seed_videos_i || 999 || DeCarabas || 466/999
|-
| seed_videos_j || 999 || joethehum || 567/1000 (18.7 GB)
|-
| seed_videos_k || 999 || aggroskater || In Progress [line 219]
|-
| seed_videos_l || 999 || yipdw || 264/999 (20 GB)
|-
| seed_videos_m || 999 || TJ__ || In Progress [line 887]
|-
| seed_videos_n || 999 || ndurner || Done (38 GB)
|-
| seed_videos_o || 999 || com_lab ||
|-
| seed_videos_p || 999 || Pneu ||
|-
| seed_videos_q || 996 || nomduclavier || Done (~24Gb)
|-
| seed_videos_r || 996 || Pentium ||
|-
| seed_videos_s || 999 || Pentium ||
|-
| seed_videos_t || 999 || joethehum || 458/1000 (16.4 GB)
|-
| seed_videos_u || 999 || perfinion, 0xDEADBEEF, norc ||  39/1000
|-
| seed_videos_v || 999 || masterme1 || 162/999 (~11GB)
|-
| seed_videos_w || 1000 || com_lab || Done (~5.7GB)
|-
| seed_videos_x || 1000 || Dark-Star || Done (~33GB)
|-
| seed_videos_y || 1000 || beremat ||  233/1000, (~19GB)
|-
| seed_videos_z || 1000 || ksh || Done (27GB)
|-
| '''Total''' || '''323,996''' || '''Archive Team''' || '''''In progress...'''''
|}
</center>
 
== Broken DocIDs ==
{| class="wikitable"
! DocID !! Title !! list
|-
| -4313176927520589553 || [http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4313176927520589553 Ferrari 320 km/h SelMcKenzie] || seed_videos_h
|-
| 710915802292429594 || [http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=710915802292429594# Triple H-Best Pedigree Ever] || seed_videos_h
|-
| 919675995190477263 || 404s || seed_videos_h
|-
| -7433458566080701467 || 404s || seed_videos_2_k
|-
| 7476314005948269525 || [http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7476314005948269525# Tan Tay Du Ky 2 tap 1 phan 2] || seed_videos_2_k
|}
 
== Tools ==
 
=== Youtube-DL ===
* http://rg3.github.com/youtube-dl/download.html
** python youtube-dl googlevideourl
 
=== DocID scripts ===
* http://piratepad.net/googlevideoscript
 
=== GoogleGargle ===
* http://www.textfiles.com/googlegargle
 
=== Aria2c (APT) ===
* apt-add-repository ppa:t-tujikawa/ppa
* apt-get update
* apt-get install aria2c
** http://aria2.sourceforge.net/
=== Aria2c (RPM) ===
Fedora and CentOS have RPMs available.
* yum install aria2
 
== Troubleshooting ==
* /usr/bin/aria2c: unrecognized option '--max-connection-per-server=16'
** The Aria version available in many linux distributions is not up to date and will throw errors.
** To fix this remove the option from the goooglegargle script line starting with "ARIAOPTIONS="
 
* User 'negge' on IRC reports the following ARIA command line works for Debian Squeeze
**--max-overall-download-limit=1024M --file-allocation=falloc --max-connection-per-server=4 --min-split-size=1M --log-level=notice --remote-time=true


== FAQ ==
== FAQ ==
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* What happens to the data after you claim a seed on the wiki and download it?
* What happens to the data after you claim a seed on the wiki and download it?
** We've got 100TB of space allocated to us on archive.org, and can get more
** We've got 140TB of space allocated to us on archive.org, and can get more


* Is there already some space where it can be uploaded to?
* Is there already some space where it can be uploaded to?
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* How can I remove duplicates from a seed file before I start to use it?
* How can I remove duplicates from a seed file before I start to use it?
** On *nix machines use: '''sort [infile] | uniq -u > [outfile]''' to produce a new seed file with duplicates removed.
** On *nix machines use: '''sort [infile] | uniq -u > [outfile]''' to produce a new seed file with duplicates removed.
* If I wanted to run more than one listerine process, do I just make multiple clones? Do I need a different username for each?
** Only if you need to be able to differentiate later on, like we'll say, we need video 123 from "xentac3"


== Announcement: Uploaded video content no longer available  ==
== Announcement: Uploaded video content no longer available  ==
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== External links ==
== External links ==
* [http://video.google.com Google Video]
* {{url|1=http://video.google.com|2=Google Video}}
* [http://www.deaddyingdamned.com/assets/Google_Video_Shutdown_Email.html Announcement email]
* {{url|1=http://www.deaddyingdamned.com/assets/Google_Video_Shutdown_Email.html|2=Announcement email}}
* [http://video.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=1233300&hl=en Announcement on Google Video Help]
* {{url|1=http://video.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=1233300&hl=en|2=Announcement on Google Video Help}}


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Latest revision as of 23:36, 22 November 2021

See also Google Video Warroom.
Google Video
Google Video logo
Google Video logo
URL http://video.google.com
Status Offline on 2011-04-29[1]
Archiving status Saved!
Archiving type Unknown
IRC channel #archiveteam-bs (on hackint)
(formerly #googlegrape (on EFnet))
Data[how to use] google-video-metadata-dumpage
googlevideo2011 (access restricted)
Google Video results for "Papua New Guinea" keyword.

Google Video is a video sharing website which is shutting down.

If you want to save your own videos, see the announcement and tools below.

If you want to help archive Google Video, get some machines running and join us in IRC.

Joining the archival effort

The automatic scripts only work on FreeBSD, Linux, Solaris, Windows and maybe OS X. They also seem to work fine in Cygwin. Alternatively, you can run *nix in a virtual machine (given you have a fast enough machine).

Anyone can help out, but we would *really* appreciate it if you'd use an *NIX system over any thoughts of doing it on a Windows system. If you however choose to pursue the Magical World of Windows - please make sure that what you are collecting is not damaged as a consequence of running it on a Windows system.

In any case, the first thing to do is to please add your name/nickname to this list, along with the storage and bandwidth you have available.

What can I do?

The two main tasks are: indexing and downloading. The easiest and least taxing is indexing (see Google Video Warroom#Indexing Videos To Identify Related Videos). If you have some extra bandwidth and space think about running Listerine to download videos. Both of these tasks are automated and can be left running in the background. It is often good practice to start a few process of each at once.

FAQ

  • Is there any estimate on how many videos are on Google Video?
    • Wikipedia said it has 2,500,000 videos, a semi-official Google blog mentioned 2.8M
  • Is there anything about grabbing metadata for vids? like descriptions?
    • Googlegrape does that, it saves the html of the video download page
  • What happens to the data after you claim a seed on the wiki and download it?
    • We've got 140TB of space allocated to us on archive.org, and can get more
  • Is there already some space where it can be uploaded to?
    • Not yet, the effort is still young and things take time to organize.
  • How can I split seed files if I want to download fewer videos or share the task with others?
    • On *nix machines use: split --lines=500 [seedfile] [seedfile] to create a set of files each 500 lines in length in the form seedfileaa seedfileab ... etc.
  • How can I check if there are duplicates in a seed file?
    • On *nix machines use: sort [infile] | uniq -d to show all duplicates.
  • How can I remove duplicates from a seed file before I start to use it?
    • On *nix machines use: sort [infile] | uniq -u > [outfile] to produce a new seed file with duplicates removed.
  • If I wanted to run more than one listerine process, do I just make multiple clones? Do I need a different username for each?
    • Only if you need to be able to differentiate later on, like we'll say, we need video 123 from "xentac3"

Announcement: Uploaded video content no longer available

On April 29, 2011 videos that have been uploaded to Google Video will no longer be available for playback. We’ve added a Download button to the Video Status page, so you can download videos that you want to save. If you don’t want to download your videos, you don’t need to do anything. (The Download feature will be disabled after May 13, 2011.)

How do I download videos that I've uploaded?

On the Video Status page, click Download Video located on the right side of each of your videos in the "Actions" column.Once a video has been downloaded, an "Already Downloaded" message will appear. If you have many videos on Google Video, you may need to use the paging controls located on the bottom right of the page to access them all. This download option will be available through May 13, 2011.

I've downloaded my videos. Now what do I do with these FLV files?

FLV files are videos that have been encoded in the Flash Video Format. You can upload your videos in FLV format to other video hosting sites like YouTube or Picassa Web Albums. If you would like to playback your videos on your computer and they don’t seem to be working, you might need to install an FLV player. In order to find an FLV player to install, try doing a Google search for [ FLV player ].

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