This is only a theory from a guy who doesn’t know what he’s talking about, only that it seemed to work (for me). My RSS is ‘currently’ hosted on a lifetime subscription cloud public folder on pcloud. Their application insists on the xml file be labeled application/xml. Perhaps this has nothing to do with it. BUT, having it on plcoud and not a local host server may have something on their end that makes it not play well with Youtube. Adding the xml declaration might circumvent this. Just a thought.
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How many episodes and how long are the episodes? We have found that YT verification fails frequently for no reason when it is over 100 EPs. We break shows into volume feeds just for YT to work around the issue. Privately send me your feed and I can also scan it to see if it has any other issues.
Warm Regards,
Tracy
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Tracy Hazzard 8x Podcast Host | Former Inc. Magazine Columnist Over 400 articles on innovation + 3000 podcast interviews |