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Weekend stream link is different

🕑 Added 2024-06-15 14:47:03 +0000 UTC

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Big Clive

YouTube can detect associated channels and strikes apply across all of them. Using another channel to continue making content while on a strike can result in instant deletion of all channels, as recently happened to 3D printing general.

Paul Ste. Marie

I thought you had a separate channel for the live streams for exactly this reason? No matter.

boudicca

After watching the live stream, I couldn't find a way to replay the video after the stream had ended. Does Twitch provide a means to view past streams for non-account holders or is a separate link required? Your library of videos is a treasure of electronic education. My husband, who works in IT, warns about trusting any cloud service when it comes to data retention as no cloud service takes full responsibility for your data even when they screw up or worse, when they flex their draconian muscles and lock your data (‘vendor lock-in’). While watching your live stream, he said “Protected data is only the data that you fully control. Convenience and data security are mutually exclusive."

Chas Newport

Missed it like everyone else. But I'm 100 percent behind the change. The only thing companies like Google understand is data ... Platinum YouTubers no longer streaming live is bound to ring some bells. Perhaps heads will be extracted from arses in due course. Or not. It doesn't matter. They are pissing people off with the new longer and more frequent adverts. A friend mentioned it to me unprompted last night. It's blackmail of a sort. They can fuck off. I think this will trigger an exodus.

Brooks Andersen

I've been streaming on Twitch for about 2.5 years. I'm happy to help in any way I can! The user interface for streamers is a disaster, but if you can find the "Creator Dashboard" then the Gear Icon, then "Stream" settings, you will find the VOD Settings you can turn on "Store Past Broadcasts" and "Always Publish VODs" so people can catch any stream they missed. They do automatically delete VODs after a certain amount of days, which is dumb, but in the "video producer" it has a handy way to export VODs directly to YouTube, if you want! You'll hit Affiliate super fast since you already have a following, and then you can setup how the ads run on your channel. It's confusing, and Twitch obviously wants to run as many ads as possible. If you'd like to limit the number of ads that interrupt the stream, let me know, and I'll give a step-by-step on how to make it so people only see ads when they first join the stream, then no more after. There's a ton of other fun and interactive ways to use Twitch, but it should also be good for relaxing and simple streams! :) Also, "low latency" mode on Twitch is pretty awesome, as it makes chat delay like 1-2 seconds, max.