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Here are the instructions to fix it the "HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found" error for the Full-Text RSS script: https://www.cyberseo.net/general-settings/#full-text-extractor-url

If you previously used the Full-Text RSS script with CyberSEO Lite, please note that this script is not included in the CyberSEO Pro distribution. Unlike CyberSEO Lite, which is GPL-licensed, CyberSEO Pro is a proprietary product and does not bundle the Full-Text RSS script. If you uninstall CyberSEO Lite before upgrading, the script will be removed, which may result in errors when attempting to extract full-text content. To resolve this, follow these steps:

1. In the CyberSEO Pro General Settings, locate the "Full text extractor URL" field.
2. If you see a "Server response: HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found" error in your Syndicator log, clear the "Full text extractor URL" field and save the settings.
3. At the bottom of the General Settings page, click the "Install the Full Text RSS script" button to reinstall the script.
4. To verify the installation, open the URL in the "Full text extractor URL" field in your browser. If configured correctly, you should see a "No URL supplied" message.

Also, if you are extracting YouTube videos or transcripts, you must disable full-text extraction.

The log clearly states "No transcripts found for this YouTube video". Perhaps your server IP is being blocked by Google for frequent requests. From https://www.cyberseo.net/blog/import-youtube-video-transcripts-into-ai-generated-wordpress-articles/:

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How exactly did you find out that your server IP is not blocked by YouTube? According to this message, it is blocked:

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There are only 2 situations where this message may be generated:

1. Your server is unable to connect to YouTube to download the transcript due to a connection problem or if your server IP is blocked by Google.
2. The video does not have a transcript at all.

It will always be successful, but there will be no transcript on the receiving web page, and instead of a video embed there will be a message saying: "Sign in to confirm you're not a bot".