The Feeds for YouTube plugin should work in compatibility with most, if not all, caching plugins, but you may need to tweak the settings in order to allow the YouTube feed to update successfully and display your latest posts. If you are experiencing problems with your YouTube feed not updating then try disabling either ‘Page Caching’ or ‘Object Caching’ in W3 Total Cache (or any other similar caching plugin) to see whether that fixes the problem and the YouTube feed displays and updates successfully.
Will Feeds for YouTube Work with W3 Total Cache or Other Caching Plugins?
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