I am by no means a web developer and just very glad that I found this solution offered by someone else. I also apologize for the probably slightly incorrect usage of some terms. I hope this helps other people who were wondering why the stream broke all of a sudden. So this is merely a temporary fix for people who have their own server running anyways. The RSS method uses that channels RSS feed to generate your subscription. I also want to mention in general that this keeps the RSS feed working for the Google API V2 for now, but a V3 is on the way and will probably break most of this, since it will be using JSON returns and not the easy to parse XML feed of V2. Because of the limitations of FreeTube (We cant tell YouTube to get your feed. You will have to have some server to run this (and the Google API) on and register the project on the website, just like explained in the comment. I did not find an easy way to fix this, but the comments section of the bug report linked to a short PHP script that one can use as a temporary fix. The reason is that Google slightly changed their API and now requires authentication via OAuth tokens. Watch videos Manage your account & settings Supervised experience on YouTube YouTube Premium Create & grow your channel Monetize with the YouTube Partner Program Policy, safety, & copyright.

Add the code you found as a suffix to and now that's your RSS feed for that channel.While Vukašin's answer is great and has helped me for quite a while now, it stopped working 3 days ago.Right after it, there will be a random code (the channel id) in the form of: UCoookXUzPciGrEZEXmh4Jjg.Add view-source: to the beginning of the url in the address bar.The following script will extract the feed URL and will output it to the console: for (var arrScripts = document.getElementsByTagName('script'), i = 0 i View page source. Actually what you suggested, is exactly the RSS feed address, although it was changed a bit from the procedure described in your question, there correct string to search is externalId.

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