Tell me who knows. The customer stores on youtube a number of videos with limited access (i.e., you can only watch videos under his account). He wants the ASP.NET application to be connected under this account to youtube and play back to the users of the video.
I implemented connection to youtube through its API in an ASP.NET application, I take all the necessary video IDs. But when watching a video, now you need either to enter the customer’s account on the adjacent tab, or a message will be displayed that the video cannot be viewed, because access to it is limited. Zakazika is not satisfied with security reasons (he does not want to give any of his users his account data and does not want any user to be able to copy (steal) these videos from him). In this regard, 2 questions:
1) How to make the user see the video right away, and he did not need to log in to the browser through the customer’s account?
2) Is it possible to hide the link to the youtube video in the viewing page that the ASP.NET MVC application generates (perhaps there is an option to get temporary links to youtube videos that are available only for some time)
