I highly recommend using FeedBurner or another feed creation service, however, FeedBurner is your best bet since it also includes cross-feed subscription service mechanism (USM - Universal Subscription Mechanism), which means your feed can be read from any compatible device such as a computer, mobile phone (with the correct app installed), via an older web browser (such as Internet Explorer which supports Web Slices & RSS/Atom/XML Feeds). You can change different settings in FeedBurner and do other things so it's worth a try since it's free and easy to use. Mine is at YouTube as a feed at & at FeedBurner as with my videos that appear only as text format, as an example, since I need to update mine to show my videos. Your YouTube Channel Feed now works and your videos can be seen in a feed file directly on your FeedBurner feed. Create a new feed (select I'm A Podcaster! to see your videos appear in the feed and to make your feed compatible with other feed readers such as: Digg Reader, Apple iPhone Apple News App, Apple iPhone Podcasts App, Feedly, etc.) -OR- edit an existing one by copying your entire YouTube Channel Feed and then click Save Feed Details as normal
Free to use.), which is also part of Google. Remember to follow the list correctly!įirst find your channel id: You can do this by going to your YouTube Channel in the DashboardĬopy the channel id: Your channel id can be found when visiting your YouTube Channel from within the DashboardĬopy your channel id: Copy your channel id and replace channelidgoeshere below with your channel id: Ĭopy your entire YouTube Channel Feed and create a simplified feed: You can do this by creating a shorter feed link in FeedBurner at (Requires a Google account. Here is a quick way to find your new feed from your YouTube Channel. In the old days, it was easy (2009) but now a days it is much harder to find it (2012-present).
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