Feeder ever.
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BTW, you can use a channel as RSS-Feed! Every YouTube-Channel has a RSS-Feed! @DutchBaby It is pretty hard to look every single time through all of the channels @Yo mentioned to see if there are new videos without having a YouTube account and being informed right away or using NewPipe (idk if it‘s possible with LibreTube) with local subscription - but AFAIK it‘s then only checked if there are new videos from the subscribed channels available when NewPipe is opened while a RSS-FeedReader can run in the background permanently.
Here’s how to get the RSS-Feed of any YouTube channel:
- Go to the YouTube channel you want to have as a RSS-Feed.
- Click on the channel description („more“).
- Scroll down till the end.
- Click on „Share Channel“
- Now open a new tab and paste
https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id= - Go back to the other tab.
- Click on „Copy Channel-ID“.
- Paste the Channel-ID in the other tab after the
https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id= - Click enter in the new tab!
- Enjoy your YouTube channel RSS-Feed!
Wait! I want only real Videos and no Shorts in my RSS-Feed!
No problem! Just replace the „channel_id“ with „playlist_id“ and the beginning of the Channel-ID, which should be „UC“, with „UULF“! Now you have only Videos and no Shorts in your RSS-Feed!
This works only with only shorts, only livestreams and more. For the full list see here (if that link doesn‘t work try this one).
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I have to admit, I still don’t know much about RSS or even use it despite the fact that I have been aware of it for decades. How are you using it, and what’s the difference between just having the sites loaded up on a web browser?
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https://www.youtube.com/@hak5/videos under threat wire
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