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How to use Feeds?

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Written by TubeCorporate Support

The following guideline describes how to add our content (Titles, Descriptions, Thumbs, Embed, etc.) to your website.
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​1) CATEGORIES
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a) Select a necessary website:
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b) By default a feed includes all categories available on a tube. If you need particular categories, please use Search:
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c) There is also an option to select all catergories in a particular niche (Straight, Gay, Shemale):
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2) GENERAL OPTIONS

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a) You can use one of two options to send us traffic at your convenience - Promo ID or Direct Domain option:
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b) Feed could be dowloaded in 2 variants - CSV and KVS. Which format suits you better depends solely on scripts you are using on your websites.
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c) Feed videos have got several sorting options: ID, Rating, Popularity, Duration, Added Time.
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If you want to get full dump of a tube, please use Dumps option in Export Tools section.
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d) Video relevance.
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By default feed includes max 10,000 videos throughout a tube existence (Any Time option). If you'd like to get the most fresh videos, please select Last Day option. If you'd like to get all videos uploaded during last 7 days, please select Last Week. If you'd like your feed to include all videos uploaded to a tube during last 30 days, please select Last Months option.
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e) By default, maximum amount of videos in one feed is 10,000 videos.
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If you need more content, you will have to download more than one feed.
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f) This field provides content by tags:
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​3) OPTIONS
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a) Option 'ID greater than' provides videos in accordance with a selected ID range (but please remember, the max. amount of videos is 10,000!). Here you can also specify a minimum and maximum video length.
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​4) EMBED CODE
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a) Use this mark if you need to get Embed Code in a feed.
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​5) CSV OPTIONS
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a) 'Field separator' determines the type of field separation in the feed table. You can put any type of separator you want ( |, :, ;, "," etc...). Which type of separation suits you depends on a type of script used by you. By default a separator "|" is setup - the majority of scripts support this type of separation.
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b) Field 'CSV options' allow you to add necessary fields to your feed, such as Title, Description, Thumbs, Embed, etc.
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​6) FINAL STEP
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After you have generated the feed, you can get it in 2 ways: 1) You can open it in a browser; 2) You can download it to your PC
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