Twitter Videos returned api do not contain extended_entities?

[nguyendatdh93]

Hi all,

I had test show/{id}.json with url video : https://api.twitter.com/1.1/statuses/show.json?id=757797168010801155 . But, video info returned not contains extended_entities.

The same problem when i try to add field to url like this : https://api.twitter.com/1.1/statuses/show.json?id=757797168010801155&tweet_mode=extended.

I also research in link : Can't find the video element in extended_entities.
But my issue is that: my video do not return any data of extended_entities.
Anyone help me?
Thank

[andypiper]

It looks like that particular Tweet is an ad, and contains a video from our promoted Amplify program. The content for that is loaded from the URL contained in the urls entity, rather than being described in the extended_entities as you might expect.

[nguyendatdh93]

Thank @andypiper.

But for this video: https://twitter.com/TEDTalks/status/920357704048238592
I think it also ís ads video. When i test https://api.twitter.com/1.1/statuses/show.json?id=920357704048238592&tweet_mode=extended . Returned data have extended_entities .

I wonder that with id video 757797168010801155. Api can not crawl data extended_entities.

[andypiper]

No, Tweet ID 920357704048238592 shows no signs of being a promoted Tweet that I can see, it is just a regular Tweet with video.

Tweet ID 757797168010801155 is definitely a promoted Tweet, and the video is from Amplify.

  "scopes": {
    "followers": false
  },

[nguyendatdh93]

Thank @andypiper

I created a video promoted with link https://twitter.com/HoangNam150390/status/925912186874077184. Returned data from api contains “extended_entities”.
so, why for id = 757797168010801155 also is promoted video that i can not crawl extended_entities.

[andypiper]

That’s because the video is from the Amplify program.

[nguyendatdh93]

Thank andypiper,

I understanded. how do i can know a video is from Amplify program through api.
And you can share for me some document about Amplify twitter video api to prove this issue.

Thank you so much.

[andypiper]

The Tweet contains a URL of the format https://amp.twimg.com/v/... which is an indication that this is via Amplify. There’s no additional API documentation or reference we can provide.

[nguyendatdh93]

Thank @andypiper

I don’t know, except for video amplify, what other video sources can not be returned extended_entities?.