I am trying to send a tweet with video but getting following error in the "await twitterCtx.TweetWithMediaAsync" line
Error creating status.
if (Request.Params["VideoId"] != "")
{
AspNetAuthorizer auth = (AspNetAuthorizer)Session["TW"];
var twitterCtx = new TwitterContext(auth);
string status = "Testing TweetWithMedia #Linq2Twitter £ " + DateTime.Now.ToString(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
const bool PossiblySensitive = false;
const decimal Latitude = TwitterContext.NoCoordinate;
const decimal Longitude = TwitterContext.NoCoordinate;
const bool DisplayCoordinates = false;
const string PlaceID = null;
string ReplaceThisWithYourImageLocation = @"c:\foo\foo\" + Request.Params["VideoId"] + ".mp4";
byte[] imageBytes = File.ReadAllBytes(ReplaceThisWithYourImageLocation);
Status tweet = await twitterCtx.TweetWithMediaAsync(
status, PossiblySensitive, Latitude, Longitude,
PlaceID, DisplayCoordinates, imageBytes);
}
video size ~3MB
The Twitter API only supports uploading images. Also, TweetWithMediaAsync (=Twitter API statuses\update_with_media endpoint) is deprecated and replaced with UploadMediaAsync (=Twitter API media\upload endpoint).
You can download LINQ to Twitter source code for a demo and read my blog post, Uploading Multiple Images in Parallel with Async and LINQ to Twitter, for more info.
Update
Please see @Jagadeesh Govindaraj answer as Video uploads are a new capability that is now available.