> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://learn.oxom.de/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Latest videos and streams

> YouTube and Twitch on your SITE, always up to date.

With **Neueste Inhalte** (latest content) your SITE shows your current videos and streams, without you having to change anything after every upload. Visitors see a button that expands, with thumbnails and a link to your channel.

## Adding a feed

**1. Open the section**

Under **SITE → Bearbeiten** (edit) you find the section **Neueste Inhalte**. Tick **Auf der Seite zeigen** (show on the page).

**2. Add a feed**

Click **Feed hinzufügen** (add feed) and fill in:

| Field | Example |
| - | - |
| **Titel** (title) | “Latest videos” |
| **Plattform** (platform) | YouTube or Twitch |
| **Kanal** (channel) | `@yourname`, `youtube.com/@yourname` or `twitch.tv/yourname` |
| **Anzahl** (number) | 1 to 6 entries, the default is 3 |

**3. Save**

When you save, oxom looks for your channel. If it doesn't find it, it says what's missing. The full channel address usually helps.

## Extra for YouTube

* **Shorts ausblenden** (hide Shorts): shows only regular videos. This is on for new feeds.
* **Kurzlink /video zum neuesten Video** (short link /video to the latest video): If this is on, `oxom.site/@yourname/video` always leads to your latest video. Handy for stories and overlays you never want to touch again.

## Extra for Twitch

When you're live, your stream is at the very top, with a “Live” notice. Otherwise the feed shows your last broadcasts.

## Good to know

* Feeds always appear above the regular links on your page.
* Each feed counts toward the limit of 24 links.
* YouTube is updated every 30 minutes, Twitch every 5 minutes.
* Like links, feeds can be **hidden**, **moved** and **removed**.
* If you connect YouTube or Twitch under [Integrations](https://learn.oxom.de/en/verbinden/integrationen.md), your next stream and your latest video also appear on your overview in the workspace.


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