> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://developers.oxylabs.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://developers.oxylabs.io/help-center/es/datos-para-llms/de-que-plataformas-de-video-puedo-recopilar-datos-con-web-api.md).

# ¿De qué plataformas de video puedo recopilar datos con Web API?

Aprende de qué plataformas de video puedes recopilar datos con la Web API de Oxylabs.

La fuente multimedia de la API web actualmente admite YouTube, TikTok, Bilibili y otras plataformas multimedia populares:

* **YouTube:** descargas de video y audio, metadatos de video, subtítulos, detalles del canal, resultados de búsqueda, sugerencias de búsqueda y marcas de permiso para entrenamiento de IA.
* **TikTok, Bilibili, etc.:** descargas de video y audio.

Cómo funciona:

* **TikTok y Bilibili:** Envía la URL del video al `/media` endpoint general. Se aceptan formatos de URL comunes, así que no necesitas limpiar los enlaces primero.
* **YouTube:** Usa los `/media/youtube/...` endpoints dedicados (p. ej., `/download`, `/metadata`, `/subtitles`, `/search`) con un ID de video, identificador del canal o frase de búsqueda, según el endpoint.
* Obtén los archivos directamente en tu almacenamiento en la nube (Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, almacenamiento compatible con S3 o TOS), listos para entrenamiento de IA, análisis o revisión.

Para obtener más información sobre los endpoints y los parámetros, consulta nuestra [documentación de Media Scrapers](https://developers.oxylabs.io/api-reference/dedicated-scrapers/media-scrapers).


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