Youtube views increaser with Imacros/python

[gutterseo]

Was bored this afternoon and whipped this up. Its pretty self explanatory and will only work in IE. Run the python script and it will generate the macro.

#!/usr/bin/python

url = 'http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqx4E5tq1Bo'   # URL of youtube video, must auto play on page load
length = '150'    # Video length in seconds
proxies = ['ip:port', 'ip:port']    # List of proxies

f = open('macro.txt', 'a')
f.write('TAB T=1\n')

for proxy in proxies:
    f.write('PROXY ADDRESS=' + proxy + '\n')
    f.write('URL GOTO=' + url + '\n')
    f.write('WAIT SECONDS' + length + '\n')
    f.write('CLEAR' + '\n')

f.close()

 

[tsrgroups]

Thank you dude..

 

[TBoneAZ]

Wow nice script! I will be using this one

 

[marlozz]

works for imacros free edition?

 

[ashbeats]

Thanks man. Simple but effective.

btw, if I'm not wrong,

f.write('WAIT SECONDS' + length + '\n')

has to be:

f.write('WAIT SECONDS=' + length + '\n')

Or it might just be my imacro version.

 

[ashbeats]

Hope you don't mind man, but I modded it a bit so I can call it automatically. But this only works for windows.

I'm running it now as a scheduled task.

import win32com.client
import array
import sys

url = sys.argv[1] # URL of youtube video, must auto play on page load
length = sys.argv[2] # Video length in seconds
proxy_path = sys.argv[3]

proxies=[]
inp = open (proxy_path ,"r")

for line in inp.readlines():
proxies.append(line.strip("\n"))

filename = "G:\Xampp 3\Python\youtube_macro.iim"

f = open(filename, 'a')
f.write('TAB T=1\n')

for proxy in proxies:
f.write('PROXY ADDRESS=' + proxy + '\n')
f.write('URL GOTO=' + url + '\n')
f.write('WAIT SECONDS=' + length + '\n')
f.write('CLEAR' + '\n')

f.close()

w=win32com.client.Dispatch("imacros")
w.iimInit("", 1)
w.iimPlay(filename)

Can be used like:

Youtube.py "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqx4E5tq1Bo" "150" "G:\Xampp 3\Python\proxylist.txt"

 

[Micko]

Great stuff. But i guess it doesnt work on free version?

 

[gutterseo]

Great stuff. But i guess it doesnt work on free version?

It does work on the free version but only on windows and IE