I'm trying to retrieve the unpublished videos I have on my DM account, i.e. the videos I've uploaded to DM but are not yet public. I'm using the PHP SDK v1.6.3 and I'm quite a beginner with the Dailymotion API.
I assume (but I'm not 100% sure) that I have to use the private filter as documented here
I've tried
$api->get('/me/videos',array('filters' => array('private')));
which raises a DailymotionApiException exception with the following message
Unrecognized value (private), allowed values are (featured, hd, official, creative, creative-official, ugc, buzz, buzz-premium, 3d, live, live-offair, game, all-live, live-upcoming, no-live, premium, premium-paidvideos, premium-offers, no-premium, history, with-poster, without-poster, promoted-on-games) at index #0 for `filters' parameter
which is strange because from this doc, 'private' is a valid filter for videos.
I've also tried
$api->get('/me/videos',array('filters' => array('private' => true)));
which apparently has a wrong format as it also raises a DailymotionApiException exception
Invalid type (array required, dict given) for `filters' parameter
Is there something wrong with the way I use filters in the PHP SDK ?
There are 2 mistakes in what you do:
1) A private video is only viewable by you on dailymotion as it does not appear on your channel page. You can share it with other users by sharing the private permalink that you can retrieve using the url field.
An unpublished video is only viewable by you and can't be shared. It should be used when you edit the video (description, title, etc) before publishing it.
2) Now, about the way you call the PHP SDK:
private is a filter by itself, you don't need to add the filters parameter. The filters filter is deprecated (see https://developer.dailymotion.com/documentation#video-filters-filter).
Your call has to be using either of: flags=private or: private filter.
With the PHP SDK, you could use:
$result = $api->get('/me/videos',array('flags' => array('private')));