In their case, they use “channels” which are organized just like TV channels, by topic, genres, age group, etc. YouTube is organized much like many other places that offer continuously updating content.

If you need to display RSS feeds from multiple YouTube channels, you can use multiple RSS feeds aggregated into a single feed. Here’s an example of a YouTube RSS feed widget Displaying multiple YouTube RSS feeds in a single widget The Time/Date can also be toggled to “off” here if required. Switching to “Content Only” in the Feed Contents section removes the text and leaves just the YouTube player behind. You can display either a podcast icon (for sound only), or the YouTube video player interface (to play audio or the video) or hide them both and display just a text link to the media. To display a YouTube video player in your feed, open the Feed Content section >Advanced Settings and click on the Display YouTube player button. In the current version of FeedWind, it is not possible to adjust the YouTube player thumbnail size/dimensions. Either setting will work fine with YouTube videos.

Select any parameters that you might want to adjust such as colors and design options and then open the General section, >Advanced Settings, and ensure that “Thumbnail Resizing” is set to “Auto” or set the “Style” to Text only. Examples of working formats are listed below: Custom channel URLs should work as long as they follow the correct formats, which usually match the defaults found in the address bar. YouTube Widgets are entered into FeedWind using the channel’s URL. This allows you to publish more than one YouTube RSS channel feed through a widget on your website. YouTube channels can be embedded in a website as an RSS feed, and FeedWind can display them all. Create a YouTube RSS widget using YouTube URLs

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