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Is there a way to know the total time of all the videos uploaded by a channel on YouTube without manually counting and calculating?
In my specific case I want to know the total hours it would take to watch all the 182 videos (with variable lengths) in a channel.
The feed is, well your feed. It displays basically your activity. If you like a video it will appear in that feed saying you liked xyz video.
If you don't want the feed to be the default option that appears you can go into the settings when on your video channels page and check Enable featured tab*. This will make a featured video appear and videos uploaded appear below (of course only public ones).
When you open any video it will display the owner's name and the total amount of videos they have to the right, like below:
If this doesn't work for you, use the answer by Geniusknight.
Best Answer
I do not believe there is a simple way to do this. Maybe there is a third party statistics website that could help you, though the ones I know of do not have that particular statistic.
The best suggestion I have for you is to put them all in a playlist, and YouTube will tell you how long all of the videos are together. I'd suggest temporarily clearing your Watch Later playlist, maybe making a copy first, and hit the watch later button on all of the thumbnails of the videos. Of course, do this in a logical manner; sort the videos by date uploaded or something. Once you have them all in a playlist, you can simply go to your list of playlists and read the time. Hope that works for you. I could not think of anything better...