Receive a weekly email digest of all new episodes for the "CNET" YouTube channel
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Triggers (If this)
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Transfer finished
This trigger fires when a transfer is finished at put.io.
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New Episode
This trigger fires when there is a new episode available for the "CNET" YouTube Channel
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Playback started
This trigger fires when a media playback started on a put.io app.
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Playback stopped
This trigger fires when a media playback stopped on a put.io app.
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Conversion finished
This trigger fires when a MP4 conversion is finished.
Transfer finished
This trigger fires when a transfer is finished at put.io.
New Episode
This trigger fires when there is a new episode available for the "CNET" YouTube Channel
Playback started
This trigger fires when a media playback started on a put.io app.
Playback stopped
This trigger fires when a media playback stopped on a put.io app.
Conversion finished
This trigger fires when a MP4 conversion is finished.
Queries (With)
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