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Maksym Pavlenko 58518f3735 Cache feeds
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<h1>FAQ</h1>
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<h3>
Can I delete my feed?
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<p>
Not manually. Feeds are automatically deleted if not used for more than 90 days.
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<h3>
I am trying to turn the link below into a podcast form (to listen to on my phone) and it doesn't seem to be working?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXxxxXXxXxX
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<p>
Podsync can't build a feed from just one video. You have to provide a link either to a channel, user, or playlist.
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Audio podcast is double the length of the video, and the second half is silent
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<p>
This is known issue. Unfortunately as of now I don't have any fix for this.
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<h3>
I am trying to download some files, but it is giving the following error "Download failed, error code 403 forbidden".
Is there a solution?
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<p>
That happens because you're in a different region than Podsync.
More details on this <a href="https://www.patreon.com/posts/youtube-playlist-7874992">here</a>.
I've been working on multi-region support, fix is coming soon.
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<h3>
Does feeds auto-update as new videos show up on YouTube?
Or do they just represent a snapshot of whenever you generated them?
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<p>
Feeds are cached for 10 minutes to reduce server loads.
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<h3>
Is it possible to get a podcast of all videos in "watch later" on YouTube?
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<p>
No, that would require "login with your YouTube account" on Podsync.
Instead you might want to create custom playlist and add there videos you want to watch.
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