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NetworkChuck

Welcome to NetworkChuck!

I LOVE Information Technology!! My goal is to help as MANY PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE jump into a career in the IT field through obtaining IT Certifications. I talk about Cisco Certifications, CompTIA, AWS, Microsoft...pretty much EVERYTHING in IT. As a CBT Nuggets Trainer, it's also my passion to TEACH information technology and to make it FUN.

If your goals are to obtain your CCNA, CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+...I'm here to help you with that goal in any way I can!

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Subscribers
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Videos
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Views
Username networkchuck
Numeric ID
UC9x0AN7BWHpCDHSm9NiJFJQ

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Joined2014-04-27 00:00:00
LocationUnited States
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YouTube profile: networkchuck

Public profile for networkchuck on YouTube: ID UC9x0AN7BWHpCDHSm9NiJFJQ, profile picture, and link. IDInfo resolves social profile URLs to platform, username, numeric ID, and avatar. Supported: Facebook, Instagram, Threads, X, YouTube, TikTok, GitHub, Telegram. Data is public only.

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About YouTube

What is YouTube?

YouTube was founded in February 2005 by three former PayPal employees and acquired by Google in November 2006 for $1.65 billion. It is now the second-most-visited website in the world with over 2.5 billion monthly active users.

Unlike most platforms, a YouTube channel ID is not a number — it's a 24-character string that always starts with UC. This format dates back to 2014 when YouTube replaced its old username system. The UC… ID is what every API, RSS feed, and analytics tool keys off.

A short history

How YouTube user IDs evolved

From the very first IDs to today's modern numeric format — here's how the system grew alongside the platform itself.

  1. 2005–2014

    Username-only channels

    In its first decade, YouTube identified channels by their username — URLs looked like youtube.com/user/PewDiePie. There was no separate stable ID.

  2. 2014

    UC… channel IDs introduced

    YouTube rolled out a new identity system: every channel received a permanent 24-character UC-prefixed ID (e.g. UCXuqSBlHAE6Xw-yeJA0Tunw). The "UC" stands for "User Channel" and the remaining 22 characters are a base64-style identifier.

  3. 2017

    Custom URLs (legacy /c/ form)

    YouTube introduced custom URLs (youtube.com/c/LinusTechTips) as a friendlier alias for the UC… ID. Channels needed to meet eligibility criteria to claim one.

  4. 2022

    Custom @handles for everyone

    YouTube launched mandatory @handles in late 2022 — every channel now has a unique @username that doubles as a URL slug. The UC… ID still lives underneath; @handles are just a friendlier alias.

In every lookup

What you get from a YouTube lookup

Every YouTube profile resolved through IDInfo returns these fields, all from public sources.

Permanent UC… channel ID

The stable channel identifier used across YouTube tools, RSS, and analytics.

Channel avatar URL

High-resolution profile image.

Subscriber count

Public subscriber number (rounded as YouTube displays it).

Video count & total views

Lifetime upload count and channel view total.

Why this matters for creators, agencies & devs

Why your YouTube channel ID matters

  • YouTube tools and analytics often need the permanent UC… channel ID instead of the public handle.
  • RSS feeds live at youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UC… — IDInfo gives you the exact ID you need.
  • YouTube Studio analytics & monetization partners (TubeBuddy, VidIQ, Social Blade) all index channels by UC… ID.
  • Embed players & subscribe widgets reference the channel ID, so they survive @handle changes.
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FAQ

YouTube user ID — common questions

What does the "UC" prefix in YouTube channel IDs mean?
UC stands for "User Channel". Every regular YouTube channel's ID starts with UC followed by a 22-character base64-style string. There are also rare prefixes — UU (the channel's uploads playlist), HC (Hangouts), MC (music charts) — but for regular channels it's always UC.
Why do I see /c/, /user/, and /@ URLs on YouTube?
They are all aliases for the same underlying UC… channel ID. /user/ is the legacy 2005-era format, /c/ is the 2017 custom URL, and /@handle is the modern (2022+) format. IDInfo accepts all three.
Can a YouTube channel have multiple UC… IDs?
No. Each channel has exactly one permanent UC… ID. Even if you change your channel name, custom URL, or @handle, the UC… ID never changes.
Why is my channel ID a string instead of a number like other platforms?
YouTube chose a base64-encoded 22-character format (after the UC prefix) to give them a huge namespace in a compact string. Other platforms picked plain integers. Both approaches work — they're just different design choices.

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