Video and streaming
RSS feed for a Twitch channel's videos
Twitch has no RSS feed for a channel, and its official API needs an app registration. MicroRSS reads the channel's video list the way the Twitch website itself does, so a channel link is all you need.
Each video is an entry with its preview image, the description, the game played, the duration, the view count and the chapter markers, each linking to that moment of the video.
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What you get
- The 20 newest videos per refresh: past broadcasts, highlights, uploads, or all three
- Preview image, description, game, duration, views
- Chapters with links straight to the timestamp
- The channel's avatar as the feed icon
How to add it
- 1 Copy the link
Open the Twitch page you want to follow in your browser and copy its address.
- 2 Paste it into Add Feed
MicroRSS recognises the link and offers the feed; nothing else to fill in.
- 3 Read
New entries arrive on the feed's schedule. The options below live in the feed's settings, under Source.
Links that work
https://www.twitch.tv/twitcha channel linkhttps://www.twitch.tv/twitch/videos?filter=archivesthe Videos tab with a filter
Questions
- Does Twitch have an RSS feed?
- No. Neither channels nor categories have one; MicroRSS reads the channel's video list itself.
- Will I be notified when the channel goes live?
- No, this is a feed of saved videos. Live notifications are Twitch's own feature.
- Can I follow clips?
- Not yet; videos only.