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currently the subscription feed (YouTube) will only update the "most urgent 140 channels" this can now be adjusted up to 200.
but I have at least 475 that I am subscribed to, many of which update less than monthly.
as such I have found a few times that I haven't seen a new video because it hasn't been deemed "urgent".
my issue is that there is no way of forcing an updated feed with all channels
Proposal
my proposed solution is a cache and time based system, e.g. if 140 channels have been updated in the last 3 minutes when you pull down to update the list, the results are kept and cached, and the next 140 channels are updated and added to the cache, and so on until you reach the end of the list.
this will reduce throttling from YouTube's end while still providing the ability to get all possible channels when requested.
I think this solution is better than the current "stack" method where only the top 140 are searched regularly.
and also better than a queue system where channels that haven't updated in multiple years may clog up the queue meaning you don't get updates from the most recent channels until you circle around the queue again.
References
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Use Cases
currently the subscription feed (YouTube) will only update the "most urgent 140 channels" this can now be adjusted up to 200.
but I have at least 475 that I am subscribed to, many of which update less than monthly.
as such I have found a few times that I haven't seen a new video because it hasn't been deemed "urgent".
my issue is that there is no way of forcing an updated feed with all channels
Proposal
my proposed solution is a cache and time based system, e.g. if 140 channels have been updated in the last 3 minutes when you pull down to update the list, the results are kept and cached, and the next 140 channels are updated and added to the cache, and so on until you reach the end of the list.
this will reduce throttling from YouTube's end while still providing the ability to get all possible channels when requested.
I think this solution is better than the current "stack" method where only the top 140 are searched regularly.
and also better than a queue system where channels that haven't updated in multiple years may clog up the queue meaning you don't get updates from the most recent channels until you circle around the queue again.
References
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: