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Tool to create Video SiteMap

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krishru last edited by

Hi,

Is there any tool to create a Video SiteMap ?

I have more than 300 vidoes on youtube and blip.tv ... can not create them manually. I am using Joomla...

Please help...
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wissamdandan last edited by

Did you check this tool

http://www.microsystools.com/products/sitemap-generator/help/video-xml-sitemaps/ ?
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