Specifies a genre or developer tag that describes the video.
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Specifies whether the object was constructed by parsing XML or manually.
The content of the entry. This is mutually exclusive with #GDataEntry:content.
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A URI pointing to the location of the content of the entry. This is mutually exclusive with #GDataEntry:content.
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A summary or description of the video.
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An identifier for a particular version of the entry. This changes every time the entry on the server changes, and can be used for conditional retrieval and locking.
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A permanent, universally unique identifier for the entry, in IRI form. This is %NULL for new entries (i.e. ones which haven't yet been inserted on the server, created with gdata_entry_new()), and a non-empty IRI string for all other entries.
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A %NULL-terminated array of words associated with the video.
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The location as a latitude coordinate associated with this video. Valid latitudes range from -90.0
to 90.0 inclusive. Set to a value
outside this range to unset the location.
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Descriptive text about the location where the video was taken.
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The location as a longitude coordinate associated with this video. Valid longitudes range from -180.0
to 180.0 inclusive. Set to a value
outside this range to unset the location.
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Specifies the time the video was originally recorded.
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The ownership rights pertaining to the entry.
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A short summary, abstract, or excerpt of the entry.
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A human-readable title for the entry.
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The aspect ratio of the video. A %NULL value means the aspect ratio is unknown (it could still be a widescreen video). A value of %GDATA_YOUTUBE_ASPECT_RATIO_WIDESCREEN means the video is definitely widescreen.