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0 pointskllrnohj12y ago0 comments

YouTube's API only requires the video player itself to be in HTML5, the rest of the app can be native or whatever the hell you want. The engineering work here is youtube hands you an HTML snippet (specifically an <iframe>), and you plop that into a UIWebView where you want the inline video to be and you're done.

https://developers.google.com/youtube/iframe_api_reference

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AaronFriel12y ago

The issue then is that Google will complain that the rest of the app doesn't adhere to all of Google's terms of services regarding displaying of ads, which are difficult to implement without their blessing.

kllrnohjOP12y ago

There is no such ToS. Nor is there any "app must be HTML5" requirement.

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0 pointskllrnohj12y ago0 comments

https://developers.google.com/youtube/iframe_api_reference

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AaronFriel12y ago

kllrnohjOP12y ago

There is no such ToS. Nor is there any "app must be HTML5" requirement.

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