Convert YouTube Playlist To RSS Feed
The YouTube API provides a number of RSS feeds for various aspects of the YouTube community such as, Top Rated videos and Most Favourited video, plus some peronsal feeds for such things as 'your uploaded videos', but nowhere is there a working tool that provides individual playlist RSS feeds based on a single parameter.
Well, now there is. All you need to use this tool is the ID of the playlist, which can be after the 'p=' in the URL of a playlist video. This unique ID can provide you with all of the video information from that playlist. Use the form below to generate an RSS feed and video template so you can put the playlist on your own website. Or use the RSS with such applications as TVersity and stream the playlist directly to your computer, or even through your Xbox or PS3!
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Author: lalala@lalala.com
#1 | 17th Feb 10 @ 00:06
cool
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Author: Robb Auspitz
#2 | 19th Feb 10 @ 03:37
Looks promising
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Author: Alex Hall
#3 | 07th Apr 10 @ 11:53
Thanks for the feedback guys! If you have any improvement ideas or issues please let me know!
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Author: KG
#4 | 13th Apr 10 @ 03:40
Any way you can write it so it can pull 50+ feeds?
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Author: Alex Hall
#5 | 20th Apr 10 @ 11:20
Hi KG,
I'll look into that. It's on my development list :-)
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