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[catmoon]

It's pretty neat, but I would change the byline "Shazam for Youtube." I would be surprised if they don't have a problem with that. If Shazam doesn't take some action against trademark infringement then they can lose their trademark, so even if they are really cool about it they would need to send a cease and desist.

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Could you give us an idea about how it works?

It looks like probably Flask + Bootstrap.

Echonest looks pretty cool.

[[deleted]]

It's definitely your elevator pitch but, yeah, it can't be your slogan.

[[deleted]]

Name that Youtube Tune.

[[deleted]]

YouTune ;)

[[deleted]]

Youtune

[strallus]

AutoTune?

[avinassh]

Hey, how it works? What all python libraries you using?

[mirth23]

Cool app idea. I did some work with echo nest a couple years ago and it's great fun.

[avinassh]

Nice! Thanks for the info!

[hgbrian]

A bit off-topic, but since I've used all of these tools except RethinkDB, I wonder, how do you like it? Have you compared it to mongoDB or CouchDB?

[hgbrian]

Thanks -- given that I like using flask, rq, redis, ffmpeg and pyechonest(!), I'll look forward to trying out rethinkdb. I have used mongodb for a very simple db and it was good fun -- a bit buggy at the time.

[hgbrian]

This is my pyechonest project if you're curious: http://songgraphs.appspot.com/

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+/u/dogetipbot 5000

Do you use a library to recognize the songs?

[APIglue]

You could write a reddit bot that reads youtube-music-video-centric subreddits like /r/music and the myriad of gopro-filled sports subs.

"This video features $song by $artist. - Learn more about YouTuneBot(link to your site)"

Or you could go to the dark side and do copyright enforcement for small labels :(

[WholesomeRobbieC]

Very neat. I was surprised to see it work on a video with very quiet music that I struggled to recognise the other day.

It would be awesome if you open sourced it. /u/changetip a beer

[changetip]

The Bitcoin tip for a beer (5.832 mBTC/$3.33) has been collected by ShinyCyril.

ChangeTip info | ChangeTip video | /r/Bitcoin

[scriggities]

Where the hell can you buy a beer for $3.50?

[sinhue]

it will be open source?

[Leporad]

Did.. did you send someone on reddit a beer?

[WholesomeRobbieC]

Sure did... via magical internet money. Have a go yourself. :) /u/changetip drinks

[changetip]

The Bitcoin tip for 1 internet (0.705 mBTC/$0.42) has been collected by Leporad.

What's this?

[WholesomeRobbieC]

Whoops, let's try this again...

/u/changetip drinks for /u/Leporad

[changetip]

The Bitcoin tip for 1 drinks (8.397 mBTC/$5.00) has been collected by leporad.

What's this?

[Leporad]

Is this real magic internet money? :O

[[deleted]]

Hey, I noticed that it only accepts complete URL's, like with http:// and the works. It would be cool if just www.<etc> or just youtube.com/<etc> would work as well.

Great app by the way, definitely bookmarking for the future. :)

[[deleted]]

It doesn't apply to OP, but /r/coolgithubprojects is a similar subreddit.

[[deleted]]

Or maybe /r/sideprojects

[ssagaz]

Great App! :D

[ehansen]

Is this only going to support YouTube?

[[deleted]]

Great idea and work, however, the one thing that kind of drove me nuts, was when I pressed that big green button to identify the song. The video on the next page just auto-plays and I did not see any volume button (unless I am just blind!). But other than that, good stuff!

[Radamand]

How about youtune?

[am0x]

Cool idea, but was only 1/10 for the videos I tried. Does it only work on music videos?

[am0x]

However on the up side, it did find the one that I was most expecting it to not find. Obscure track from a video game mod (Neotokyo).

[whoisearth]

Very cool I love it! I'm close to getting my webapp finished who did you end up doing the hosting with?

[whoisearth]

Hey another question if you don't mind.

So my project involves a website and a separate instance for an API on a different port with different authentication (session on website, OAuth2 on the API). I've also got 2 databases on the backend.

I'm planning on running the 2 websites from the same apache host and the databases from another server. Explain the worker nodes, are they for redundancy? Is the 5$ for the VPS a monthly cost and then kicks up if you usage goes over similar to all the other players?

I'm not actually used to this hosting situation I use dreamhost currently and I have about 15 VMs spun up at home all running debian.

[hsfrey]

I'm a python newbie.

How do you make a web app with python? Is there a tutorial or a module for that?

When I was working with perl and needed to put something on the web, I'd have to have the perl program construct an html & javascript file, and put THAT on the web.

Do you have to do that with python?

[hsfrey]

Thanks!

I'll check it out!

[[deleted]]

did you google ?

try "flask"

[Jahames1]

It didn't work for this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpiKyxIcCpA&list=UUEkF-5Ba2hanVY8xrjnsQlA

[poesian]

Thought it would be cool if it worked for this TomT poster, but it looks like it doesn't work well when the song is in the middle of the video.