@Tiago-Santos-13 Did you check this page?

@Suty said in Correction of webcam coordinates – Campo volo Valerio Glorialanza (San Colombano Certenoli, Italy): ADMINISTRATOR @amassabo circa 7 ore fa @amassabo Hello, can you please send these details to webcams@windy.com? Hello Windy team, I’m the owner of this webcam, currently listed with wrong coordinates (it appears in the USA) and got flagged as duplicate. Existing Windy entry: https://www.windy.com/webcams/1667012837 Correct public stream: https://www.ipcamlive.com/campovolocalvari Correct coordinates (WGS84, decimal): 44.34347, 9.36425 Correct location (municipality / province / country): San Colombano Certenoli (GE), Italy Preferred webcam name: Campo volo Valerio Glorialanza – San Colombano Certenoli Short description (optional): Fixed view over the Valerio Glorialanza airfield, Liguria. Public use, no private areas. Owner / Windy username: Andrea Massabò – amassabo Usage permission: I authorize Windy to display this webcam on its map and apps. Timezone: Europe/Rome (CET/CEST) Reason for request: The same camera was previously auto-ingested with wrong geo data and was rejected as “already submitted”. Please correct the coordinates and name as above. Thank you very much, Andrea Massabò

@jamesrunnalls The correct answer is licensing settings, the owner of the webcam doesn't want to provide the webcam in our API, but only in the app.

@paolobo Hello, if you know any specific webcams, please share them with us, so we can handle removing them, at least, manually.

@Иван-Трембач Did you check this source of information?

@ehlorring Unfortunately, we don't offer any video tutorial. Where exactly do you have a problem?

Hi again Caldrjir - Sorry for the delayed response. But thank you for the examples provided, they helped me answer my questions thoroughly!

@Polina-Nozdrina hi, there was a small technical problem here👍🏻🙂

@Mad4Max thanks for the message. Unfortunately, users can't edit the cameras themselves, but they can suggest edits, which will then be approved by an administrator to prevent errors in our database. However, we will be very happy if you take a look at the cameras on Madeira and send us the edits. The easiest way is to click on a specific camera, then click on the Edit button, then select the field you want to change and click on the pen on the right, as seen in the screenshots below. As for the new cameras, we'd be grateful if you'd add them at https://www.windy.com/-add-new-webcam/webcams/add Kind regards

@wspinzynier Hi, regarding your questions, I will try to provide relevant answers for you: Every displaying of webcam in your app is one API request, so no caching To fulfill direct-link, you should add something like Provided by and our logo with the link from API If you use nearby filter from here, you will get nearest webcams

@nwagenbrenner Hi there, your use case is completely okay for us if you mentioned us as a provider of these images. Also I need to inform you that free version of our webcam API has only low resolution images.

@Alexandra-Gomes-nsenses I noticed that there is no API key filled in on your end, you can do this via the Authorize button and then you will see everything necessary after clicking on Execute in the section Responses - Curl and Request URL

Hi @Heorhii-Karabetskyi, If you want to test endpoints through the swagger, you have to include api.windy.com in Domains restriction or leave it empty, like this: [image: 1702373660698-sni-mek-obrazovky-2023-12-12-v-10.34.12.png] About the all-webcams.json endpoint, it's for the professional API tier only [image: 1702373755538-sni-mek-obrazovky-2023-12-12-v-10.35.52.png] Best, Jiří.

@kekert We were not aware of the the offset limit of 10000 for professional API tier. We have just followed the migration guide for V2 to V3. The response is not correct then ("Offset is over free API tier limit 10000!"). Anyway, the all-webcams endpoint sounded very promising, but after looking at the documentation, it's missing some, for us, essential data, like city and urls with detail, edit, and provider. If you guys can add this to the response, we'd be more than happy to just use this endpoint, or add the option to use query parameters to get the data we want. Then it will be sufficient for us to make only one query against the API per day. As it stands now, and I've understood the API correctly, we need to query webcams/{webcamId} endpoint for each camera we get from all-webcams, which means around 65,000 queries, to get all the information we need. I don't think this is a better way. Do you have any suggestions? -Tommy

Hi @yrprosjektgruppe. The provider's URL should be included in the webcam response as urls.provider right now. Regards, Jiří.