But sometimes you need something so specific that a general keyword phrase doesnt really do it for you, especially if youre a marketer on the hunt for a particular piece of content. Unlike Google Maps, Jotpix doesnвЂ™t filter geotagged videos by ratings but you can limit your search by category as well as the date when the videos were uploaded. Googles pretty good at surfacing relevant content based on your search query. Jotpix determines your current location from the browser and will automatically show local videos nearby or you can key in any address to see video around a specific location. The other more comprehensive option for searching videos by location is Jotpix. Google says that it displays only the вЂњbest videosвЂќ in the video layer or videos that have an average user rating higer than 3 stars. The only little problem is that YouTube doesnвЂ™t offer an easy for you to search videos by location but there are alternatives.ДЇor instance, if you are on Google Maps (or Google Earth), you can zoom-in to a specific area of the maps and then turn-on the video layer to see videos recorded at that location. Alternatively, if your camera doesnвЂ™t offer the location feature, you can always geotag videos manually while uploading them to YouTube. When you capture a video on a cell phone or digital camera that has GPS, the co-ordinates (latitude and longitude) are saved in the video itself and YouTube can extract these to determine the location of your video. Would you like to know if there are any videos on YouTube that were shot at particular geographic location - say in your city or, if you zoom-in further, near your school?

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