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Youtube Audio Feed #845
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Hi there - Indeed, I don't think it would be technically possible to subsume yt2pod in rss-bridge. But you can certainly use the code as reference material to do the same thing if you want to. There is apparently an official PHP API client for YouTube, though I'm not sure if the rant in the rss-bridge README means that you prefer scraping, or just that the end-user shouldn't have to care about APIs. |
rss-bridge prefers scraping, but I'm not sure if that is a good idea without marking |
You can find an API based YouTubeBridge on the Wiki: The bridge probably isn't up to date, as I shifted back to the original bridge for simplicity, but it should generally work.
Scraping is the prefered way because it doesn't involve signing contracts or having to look out for traffic use. Also, API keys are tracked and can be revoked at any moment. That being said, there are already a few bridges utilizing APIs (just search for "API" in the
As far as I can tell, |
See #1508 |
Okay so this is a request for transforming youtube feeds to podcast feeds. Consumable by podcast software? |
That's a Python project though, not a simple thing to integrate. Maybe https://github.com/frou/yt2pod is a better fit for this. |
BTW |
this is still relevant. rss-bridge could download and cache the audio files. big change though since it should be done async. |
I found https://github.com/frou/yt2pod recently, which looks like a neat solution (Youtube based RSS feeds that work for podcast readers and send only the audio files). I'm not sure how feasible it is without the Youtube-API or
youtube-dl
and in PHP, but might be worth considering./cc @frou
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