Yo, scraping YouTube is tricky af, especially with the whole proxy thing. To answer your question about how do I scrape YouTube videos IP address proxy, yeah, rotating IPs is the way to go.
I’ve used Oxylabs for proxies, and it’s been solid. For tools, Selenium is great if you need to handle dynamic content.
One tip: don’t scrape too aggressively. Space out your requests, and maybe even use a VPN alongside proxies for extra safety.
Hope that helps!
I’ve used Oxylabs for proxies, and it’s been solid. For tools, Selenium is great if you need to handle dynamic content.
One tip: don’t scrape too aggressively. Space out your requests, and maybe even use a VPN alongside proxies for extra safety.
Hope that helps!