Ranko TV Guide
Learn how collections, content, player, match URLs and visibility work on Ranko TV.
Ranko TV
Videos, podcasts, replays and tournament content in one place
Ranko TV collects videos and podcasts linked to disclosure pages, tournaments and community content. You can watch collections, replays, saved lives, highlights and useful content.
How to use Ranko TV
Ranko TV home
Find featured collections, latest videos and recent content. Each card shows cover, title and content count.
Collections and filters
Inside a collection you can filter videos and podcasts and quickly open the content you need.
Content player
The content page shows the YouTube or Twitch player while the link is still available; if Twitch removes the content, Ranko TV explains the status instead of showing a broken player.
Comments and reactions
You can react and comment when content is available to the community.
Match and tournament URLs
In compatible tournaments, staff and participants can add YouTube or Twitch URLs to matches, races or heats.
Correct visibility
YouTube stays visible like other external links. Twitch stays visible while Twitch confirms the content exists; if it disappears, it stays in a 14-day grace period and then leaves public rails.
Daily Top 20 rewards
While a video remains visible in the Top 20, it rewards its linked user and league or federation separately each day: 1 RP each, or 3 RP each for a federal tournament. Historical videos use their protagonist and organization. Best 10 rails do not award RP.
Useful links
Power Ranking Tour
Where does the video bonus apply?
Valid YouTube and Twitch videos improve only federal qualification results, across all sports. In team sports the video relates to your own matches; in Racing, coverage of a heat benefits all its actual participants. Multiple URLs for the same match do not stack bonuses. Video coverage can add up to 35% to the federal result, in proportion to covered matches.
Do YouTube and Twitch have different bonuses?
Their bonus is the same; video availability makes the difference. Preserving matches on YouTube helps retain memories and content in the app. Deleted, private or unavailable videos lose their bonus at the next applicable update. Reused or invalid links are excluded; a technical verification error does not prove a video has disappeared. Use direct links to match videos: channels, playlists and Twitch clips do not earn the bonus.