I want to use the Youtube API to collect some video data to train on data analysis. For this, I use the search method of the Youtube API. However, at each search, I don't get the same results. For example, with this code :
request1 = youtube.search().list(part="snippet", type='video', q="risotto", maxResults=40, order='date')info1 = request1.execute()request2 = youtube.search().list(part="snippet", type='video', q="risotto", maxResults=40, order='date')info2 = request2.execute()I get 2 similar results, but some videos (in snippet.items) are different, which is weird to me since I ordered the result by date and searched a precise keyword (for which there shouldn't be a lot of new videos every execution). Is this normal ? Is there a way to avoid this ?
I tried ordering by date, views and relevance, but it still gave me different results. From an execution to another, I sometimes get the same result, or the same result as a previous execution. So it just seems random, but this isn't supposed to happen.