Follow a channel on Rumble and want every new upload saved without lifting a finger? VidLoader's monitoring can watch the channel and download new videos automatically on a schedule. This is a VidLoader Plus feature — here's the setup.

Keep up with a channel automatically

If you rely on a Rumble channel for regular commentary, podcasts, or updates, you probably don't want to miss an episode — and you may want a personal copy in case content moves or changes. Monitoring handles both. You point VidLoader at the channel, choose how often it checks, and it downloads new uploads on its own. Your archive stays current without you opening the site to look, and every video is safely on your computer. It's the hands-free way to follow a channel you care about closely.

What you'll need

The VidLoader desktop app — get it at vidloader.com
A VidLoader Plus subscription (monitoring is a Plus feature)
The Rumble channel URL you want to follow

Step 1 — Add the channel as a source

Open the Monitor tab, click Add source, and paste the Rumble channel link. Set a check interval, pick a format and quality, and switch on auto-download.

Adding a Rumble channel as a monitored source in VidLoader

Checking every few hours is usually enough to catch new uploads.

Step 2 — See it in your monitor list

The channel appears in your Monitor list with its schedule and last-checked time. Run Check now for an instant pass, or pause it whenever you like.

A monitored Rumble channel in the VidLoader source list

Step 3 — New videos land in Clips

When the channel uploads, VidLoader downloads the video and adds it to your Clips library automatically, ready to watch when you open the app.

Automatically downloaded Rumble videos in the VidLoader Clips library

Keeping the monitor running well

As with any monitored source, the interval is the main dial to set: match it to how often the channel uploads so checks stay efficient rather than constant. VidLoader checks in the background while it's open, so keep the app running if you want dependable, hands-free downloads — a closed app can't check. New uploads are downloaded and filed automatically, building an up-to-date archive without you visiting the site. You keep full control throughout: pause a source when you want to stop for a while, mute its alerts if the notifications get noisy, or run a manual check whenever you think there's something new. For older videos already on the channel, a one-off manual download is the right tool. If you rely on several channels, run a monitor for each with an interval that fits its schedule, and mute alerts on the busier ones to keep notifications sensible. They all feed one library, so following a handful of channels never turns into a handful of chores.

Tips for better downloads

Set the interval to match the channel's pace to keep checks efficient.
Keep VidLoader running so it can check on schedule.
Just one video? Grab it in HD with a single link.
Mute alerts on a source if you don't want a notification for every upload.

Frequently asked questions

Is monitoring free? Monitoring is a VidLoader Plus feature. Free users can still download Rumble videos manually, 10 a day. Plus is $9.99/month or $79.99/year and starts with a 3-day free trial.

Does it grab older videos? Monitoring focuses on new uploads from when you add the source onward.

Do I have to keep the app open? VidLoader checks on schedule while it's running, so keep it open or in the background.

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Let a Rumble channel's new videos save themselves with Plus. Download VidLoader to begin.