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I found a work around for this bug by setting the zoom of panorama to 1 after creating the marker:

pano.setZoom(1);

So we don't need to rely on users to perform an action.

I face the similar problem, but need to fullscreen or F12 to show the marker or the marker will missing (firefox) or just show black screen (chrome). After the marker is shown, I also found the click event cannot be triggered in street view. Any comment is appreciated.

This is happening to our platform as well.  It seems like a rate-limit but mis categorized.  We are seeing throughput of 4 videos per channel.  Prior to Feb 28th we were able to use the API to publish many videos on behalf of our clients.  Upwards of 1000s.

This seems to be another discussion on the topic - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42498808/youtube-data-api-intermittently-throw-access-forbidden

Notice this is blocked by 35997488. What is that issue it doesn't seem to be public

How to reproduce ?
Upload type : Data API or Youtube Upload Page
1.Upload 50 video.
2.Make sure that 15 minutes have passed since you uploaded 50 videos.
3 Upload 1 or more video.

Result :
in Youtube Upload Page : The upload has failed because you uploaded too many videos in a short time. You'll need to wait before uploading more videos.
in Data API : Access forbidden. The request may not be properly authorized

Since 26.02.2017
Proof : Search in google's product forum " The upload has failed because you uploaded too many videos in a short time. You'll need to wait before uploading more videos. "

After a huge work to get around this problem I´ve came to the conclusion that the limitation in on the YouTube Channel, not the account, API credentials, etc.

I just got this problem on 27th Feb then I started to look for some ways to get around this. I tried many API credentials, ended with this problem. I´ve tried uploading with different accounts, same stuff.

Seems that YouTube is using a mix of things like: IP Address, Google Account and Channel to apply this limitation.

I can´t think on anything else now to get around this but to wait 13 hours to upload 50 more.

Thanks for this report. I can confirm this behavior is intended; currently you are limited to uploading 100 videos per day. Throttling may occur after a burst of upload activity.

I've opened a feature request with our Engineering team to see if we can improve the error message in the future, rather than simply returning "Forbidden."

Hello. We are being restricted to 50 videos per day. Would be happy with 100. How do we arrange that?

Could I get some clarification around the nexus of the upload context.  Is it a per-user or a per-channel rate limit?

That is:
Can you upload 100 videos per day for a Google user account?
or
Can you upload 100 videos per day for a channel?

We are also affected by the issue and would like to know if this throttling remains in place forever for a channel (which appears to be the target of the throttling) or for a particular period of time?

I am not annoyed by the limit, but I am annoyed at the lack of documentation of this change. Please add a page to Youtube Help so we don't have to spend an hour to find this one thread that explains it.

We have 2 issues with this. The first (and most important) is that we have some channels that we manage that have more than 50 videos per day. The second is that there is no way to identify this error.

Here is the full JSON that we are getting back on this error...

{
 "error": {
  "errors": [
   {
    "domain": "youtube.common",
    "reason": "forbidden",
    "message": "Access forbidden. The request may not be properly authorized."
   }
  ],
  "code": 403,
  "message": "Access forbidden. The request may not be properly authorized."
 }
}

Nothing at all that mentions rate limiting. In the past with the YouTube API, I've seen these "reasons" (error.errors[0].reason) for rate limiting: dailyLimitExceeded, limitExceeded, quotaExceeded, rateLimitExceeded, servingLimitExceeded, and userRateLimitExceeded. It would be nice if you guys could use one of these reasons so our uploader can just start magically working again :) .

A little bit about who we are so you can understand why we manage so many channels and some of them having so many videos. We do residential real-estate virtual tours and our customers are real-estate agents and brokers. We build videos based on the virtual tour and upload them to YouTube. We manage thousands of YouTube channels for our customers and have some channels that can definitely have more than 50 videos uploaded in a day. This is a very real and significant issue for us and has a big impact on our customers as well.

Fwiw: The limit is 100 videos per day, but you can only upload 50 videos at once. After that, you have to wait ~15 minutes to upload another video.

I can confirm #16 is correct. The limit is 100, with rate control after 50.

Since we've resolved this issue as Intended Behavior, I've opened a new ticket to capture the requests for an improvement to the error response.

Please comment on or star this issue if you'd like to receive updates on this feature request: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/36485887

Hi, I'm having the same problem. Any updates?

Trying to blanket solve a problem = throwing out the baby with the bath water.

That's a significant change! I no longer have any use for Google Cloud products, then.

So, to summarize the limitation:
100 total videos can be uploaded to any 1 channel per day, the quotas listed in the API manager are completely different than this particular quota.
After 50 videos are uploaded, there is a rate limit of 1 video every 15 minutes?

Is this correct?  If so, why not just change the quota or add another layer to the API manager quota per channel?

We are hit by this real bad. We have 200K genuine videos that we need to upload at the start of the channel. We can live with 100 or 50 per week instead of per day after that. We don't want to create a bad experience for our subscribers by uploading 100 videos a day for 10 Years. That we be really bad for the end user experience. Is there a way out for this? May be by assigning a 30 to 60 day window at the start of the channel to upload as many videos as possible similar to how it was earlier? Can we acquire a separate approval for specific channels? Please let us know. Thank you so much for your time.

Thanks,
AG

Hello Dear!
The upload has failed because you uploaded too many videos in a short time. You'll need to wait before uploading more videos.
I'm waiting 1 day ago nut not to upload again why?
It's never happened before yesterday.
please help me.
thank you.

I am uploading 50 to 200 videos in bursts, as material arrives.  This is a nonprofit organization uploading videos of deaf signers around the world.  Each sign is a separate video of approximate 2 to 6 seconds.  is there any way to appeal this throttle?

I'm not sure if this issue was fixed, but I just yesterday attempted to upload 109 videos of purebred bulls for our sale/auction and at 100 it stopped. The remaining 9 videos gave me an error: The server has rejected the file. So I waited to try again this morning and get the same result.

Can anyone tell me if the 100 video/day limit is a full 24 hours after the last upload, or just a new calendar day?

I was uploading a video that has 3 production companies, and it says The upload has failed because you uploaded too many videos in a short time. You'll need to wait before uploading more videos.

I was only allowed to upload 66 videos before the upload limit error.  I agree comment above that GOOGLE needs to clarify their 'rules/regulations'   I feel that GOOGLE should start to get SMARTER with their digital finger prints.  
Spammers, have a limited profile.  Perhaps GOOGLE should start have an open account with NO restrictions for PEOPLE who have
1. google play account.
2. AND/OR have two factor authentication
3. AND/OR created and made a name for themselves with map reviews
4. AND/OR have a huge SMART HOME profile.  

Come on GOOGLE...  What set you above from the rest of the search engines is your ability to be faster, SMARTER, better, easier...

Time to stay true to your ROOTS!

I m using https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search?part=snippet&maxResults=1&order=relevance&q=JustinBieber&type=video&prettyPrint=true&key=[API KEY] to get details.
But seeing weird behaviour when hit from browser and code

1. When hit the URL from chrome browser it gives correct response.
2. When hit from curl or from JAVA code it gives HTTP error 403 occurred.

I tried every thing whitelisting IP, restriction API to youtube only, but nothing works.

Hi Google team,

Just want to know if the "limit is 100 videos per day" still a thing and it's different than the quota usage we have been following?

We have a project need to upload the video to our Youtube account constantly and we have extended our quota to support ~600 videos (based on the calculation of total quota per day and cost of uploading a vide https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/getting-started#calculating-quota-usage). However, we still got throttled after uploaded 100 videos.

Could you confirm the question I raised?

Thank you,

Hi ,

We able to upload only 9-10 videos/user then we get following error

{ "error": { "code": 400, "message": "The user has exceeded the number of videos they may upload.", "errors": [ { "message": "The user has exceeded the number of videos they may upload.", "domain": "youtube.video", "reason": "uploadLimitExceeded" } ] } }

Please let us know what exact limit of uploading video per user.

hi #31, any update about this ?