Own Youtube Video List

You can achieve this by using the YouTube Data API to fetch videos from a YouTube channel and then save the data to an SQL database. Here's a high-level overview of how you can accomplish this:

1. First, you will need to create a project in the Google Developers Console and enable the YouTube Data API for your project. You will also need to obtain API credentials to authenticate your requests to the API.

2. Use a programming language such as Python, Node.js, or PHP to write a script that queries the YouTube Data API for videos from a specific channel. You can use the `search.list` endpoint to retrieve a list of videos from a channel based on parameters like `channelId`, `order`, and `type`.

3. Once you have retrieved the list of videos, parse the response JSON data to extract relevant information such as the video title, description, publish date, and video duration.

4. Finally, establish a connection to your SQL database using a library like `mysql` for Node.js, `pymysql` for Python, or `PDO` for PHP. Insert the video data into the database table and ensure it is ordered by the publish date.

5. You can set up a cron job or schedule the script to run periodically to fetch new videos and update the database.

Keep in mind that there are some restrictions and quotas for using the YouTube Data API, so make sure to check the API documentation for the latest guidelines and best practices.