Download your Takeout data when it's ready and unzip it to wherever.Expand Youtube and select "Select specific data" under "YouTube data", then click the "YouTube data" button and select only "Playlists", then change the "Subscriptions" dropdown to "JSON", then click Next.On the Download Your Data page, deselect everything except for Youtube.Because I'm using Powershell for part of this, I'm assuming you're on a Windows machine.
This is not the most elegant way to accomplish what you ask, but here's a manual method that I just used to do it. It would be best to create a small web app (if you know a bit of web programming) to pull out and present the relevant info from those XML files. Working with those XML files manually would be a nightmare however. The following API call will again give you an xml file: That xml file will have the unique IDs for each of your playlists, which you can then use to get the details for each playlist, including Video URLs and titles. You could of course use the Youtube API to easily get all of your playlists in xml using the following: As far as I am aware, there's no built in way to do this on Youtube.
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