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title: "RSS Feeds"
slug: "where-is-my-rss-feed"
updated: 2026-07-22T13:28:48Z
published: 2026-07-22T13:28:48Z
canonical: "help.tritondigital.com/where-is-my-rss-feed"
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> ## Documentation Index
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# RSS Feeds
You can get a playlist’s RSS feed to include it in your web page, subscribe from a podcasting app, or manually submit it to a podcast directory. To submit your podcast to specific platforms and directories, see [Distribute on Apple Podcasts](/user/docs/distribute-on-apple-podcasts) and [Distribute on Other Podcast Platforms](/user/docs/adding-your-show-to-podcast-directories).
Omny Studio generates an RSS feed for each playlist and provides a fixed URL to access it. When you add new episodes, modify metadata, or make other changes to your playlist, Omny Studio also updates the playlist’s RSS feed. Most podcast directories, platforms, and apps support RSS feeds to keep track of updates to your podcast.
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is the industry-standard format for tracking podcasts. It includes information about your podcast’s audio, video, and metadata. Omny Studio follows the RSS 2.0 and Podcasting 2.0 specifications.
> [!NOTE]
> Also see:
>
> - [RSS 2.0 Specification](https://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification)
> - [Podcasting 2.0 extensions to RSS](https://podcasting2.org/)
> - [Enclosure in the RSS 2.0 Specification](https://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification#ltenclosuregtSubelementOfLtitemgt)
> - [Alternate Enclosure in the Podcasting 2.0 specification](https://podcasting2.org/docs/podcast-namespace/tags/alternate-enclosure)
> - [Changing your RSS Metadata](/user/docs/changing-your-rss-metadata-how-your-podcast-looks-in-apple-podcasts)
## Get a Playlist’s Default RSS Feed
You can get a playlist’s default RSS feed. The default feed is supported by most podcast platforms, apps, and web players.
This feed refers to either audio or video versions of your clips, but not both. You can choose which media format to include in the default RSS feed with **Default enclosure URL** in the playlist’s **Settings** tab. For details, see [Set the Default Enclosure for Audio and Video](/user/docs/where-is-my-rss-feed#set-the-default-enclosure-for-audio-and-video).
1. Go to **Manage Audio > Programs**, then select the program you want.
2. Select **Playlists** and find the playlist.
3. Select **Details**.
4. In **RSS feed**, select **Copy to clipboard**.
## Get an RSS Feed with Both Audio and Video
You can get an RSS feed that includes both audio and video. Omny Studio supports [Podcasting 2.0 alternate enclosure elements](https://podcasting2.org/docs/podcast-namespace/tags/alternate-enclosure), which allow a single RSS feed to include both audio and video versions of an episode.
Some podcast platforms support the alternate enclosure element. Other podcast platforms, like Apple and Spotify, ignore them, so your audio delivery is not affected.
You can control whether alternate enclosure URLs are included in your RSS feed with **RSS Alternate Media** in the **Content** section of **Organization Settings**, **Network Settings**, or **Program Settings**.
The options for **RSS Alternate Media** are:
- **Never include**: Alternate enclosure elements are not included in the RSS feed.
- **Only include if…**: Alternate enclosure elements are only included when `?altEnclosureUrls=true` is appended to the RSS feed URL.
- **Always include**: Alternate enclosure elements are included in the RSS feed by default.
**RSS Alternate Media** is only available when video podcasting has been enabled for your organization. For details, see [Video Podcasts](/user/docs/video-podcasts).
## Set the Default Enclosure for Audio or Video
You can specify the primary way for your audience to consume clips from your playlist’s RSS feed with **Default enclosure URL** in the playlist’s **Settings** tab.
To set the default enclosure element, go to your playlist’s **Settings** tab, select **Audio-first** or **Video-first**, then select **Save changes**.
**Default enclosure URL** specifies how to use the RSS 2.0 [enclosure elements](https://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification#ltenclosuregtSubelementOfLtitemgt) and Podcasting 2.0 [alternate enclosure elements](https://podcasting2.org/docs/podcast-namespace/tags/alternate-enclosure) in the RSS feed:
- **Audio-first**: The enclosure elements always refer to audio versions of the playlist’s clips. This is the default and is compatible with most podcasting platforms.
- **Video-first**: When available, the enclosure elements refer to the video versions of the playlist’s clips. Use this only when required by a podcasting platform. For related information, see [Submit Video Content to Apple Podcasts with RSS](/user/docs/submit-your-podcast-to-apple-podcasts-itunes-store#video-content-in-apple-podcasts).
| Default enclosure URL setting | Enclosure element | Alternate enclosure element |
| --- | --- | --- |
| **Audio-first** | - Audio clip: Links to audio media. - Video clip: Links to the audio track of video media. | - Audio clip: No alternate enclosure element. - Video clip: Links to video media. |
| **Video-first** | - Video clip: Links to video media. - Audio clip: Links to audio media. | - Video clip: Links to the audio of the video media. - Audio clip: No alternate enclosure element. |
When video is included as alternate media, Omny Studio provides two alternate enclosure URLs:
- An MP4 video file.
- An HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) video stream.
Example:
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