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πŸ“Ί Channels

Tasks on the Channels tab use URLs from 2_Channels_Urls.txt.

Channel parsing

πŸŽͺ Channel Metadata Parsing​

The task supports YouTube API and InnerTube API. It collects public channel data, statistics, and additional fields available through the selected method.

Available parameters:

  • Collect email addresses from description β€” searches for emails in the channel description and saves them to a separate column.
  • Save only results with emails in description β€” keeps only channels where an email was found.
  • Exclude previously collected emails β€” uses a blacklist to avoid repeating already collected contacts.
  • Channel filtering β€” enables preliminary filtering during parsing.

Channel filters:

  • Subscriber count [from] β€” excludes channels with fewer subscribers. If the author hides subscriber count, the channel may be excluded as not matching the condition.
  • View count [from] β€” minimum channel view count.
  • Creation year [to] β€” upper boundary for channel creation year.
  • Countries [comma-separated] β€” countries in ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 format. If the author did not specify a country, the channel may be excluded.

Leave a field empty if the filter is not needed.

πŸ‘₯ Channel Subscriptions Parsing​

The task works through YouTube API and collects subscriptions by channel URLs from 2_Channels_Urls.txt.

Use it when you need a list of channels subscribed to by the source channel, if that data is publicly available.

πŸ”— Social Links Parsing​

The task works through InnerTube API and collects public links specified in channel data. Input data is 2_Channels_Urls.txt.

The result is useful for finding contacts and external channel platforms. Link availability depends on what the channel author has published in the profile.

πŸ“§ Email Blacklist​

The option for excluding previously collected emails uses service storage inside [Config]. Do not publish this folder: it may contain real contacts, service data, and previous run results.