The first thing is that Twitch doesn't archive past broadcasts for public viewing due to storage and restrictions. That means the only way to view twitch VODs from years ago is if they were recorded by someone else or if they have been re-uploaded to a mirror site or YouTube.
Most Twitch Partners, Prime and Twitch Turbo users will have their past broadcasts saved for 60 days before being deleted. All other broadcasters will have their past broadcasts saved for 7 days* before they are deleted.
If you are not a parent or a legal guardian, please report the child through our reporting tool. You can find step-by-step information about reporting in dropdown under "Our Policies." If Safety Operations finds sufficient evidence of the user being under 13, they will indefinitely suspend the account.
For viewers who may want to view a past VOD of a streamer, many popular creators will upload entire or edited broadcasts on other video hosting platforms such as YouTube. Aside from these methods, there is no way to view a broadcast that has been deleted if it has not been saved.
Yes, Twitch streamers can see Lurkers who have a Twitch account. Those who lurk on broadcasters' streams without an account will be totally invisible to them, but if you have a profile, then streamers will be able to look for you only if they search for it.
At first, lurkers on Twitch sound like people who want to take more than they give. However, lurkers can really help out a stream, whether they're boosting a view count, subscribing, or recommending the streamers to all their friends. They will always be part of streaming and are never a bad thing.
Yes! Whether you mute the video player on Twitch, or the browser tab, you still count as a viewer so long as live video is playing. If I have a stream open playing live video in another tab, do I still count as a viewer? Yes, if live video is playing, you will count as a viewer, even if that tab is not in focus.
The reasons streamers may delete VODs before the expiration date could be any number of things from them accidentally exposing personal information or maybe them applying to a streaming company and not wanting that specific VOD on their record, or maybe they were jus...
How Long Do VoDs Stay On Twitch? By default, VoDs remain on Twitch for 14 days for streamers who are not Twitch partners. During this time, you can download your VoD, highlight it in the video producer or create clips from it.
If I delete a VOD or clip and then receive a DMCA notification for the content contained in that VOD or clip, will I still receive a copyright strike? No. If you deleted a VOD or clip before you received a notification against that VOD or clip, you should not receive a copyright strike.
Yes. Your parent or guardian will need to agree to the terms of the Affiliate Agreement, so make sure you have them with you when you go through the application.
According to Twitch's guidelines, you are allowed to swear while you broadcast, but if you cuss a lot, you should mark your content as mature. Many teenagers (and even younger children) watch content on Twitch, and this is the platform's way of trying to protect them.
To stream on Twitch, you must be at least 13 years old. However, if you are between the ages of 13 and 18, you must have the permission of a parent or legal guardian to stream on the platform.
There is no specific limit to the number of streams you can save. However, Twitch will automatically delete your saved streams after 14 days for regular users or 60 days for Twitch Partners, Prime Gaming, and Turbo users. To save your streams permanently, you should download them and store them on another platform.
Use Watchtime Tracker.
This extension keeps track of the time you spend watching streamers on Twitch and keeps track of the time you spend watching YouTube. Unlike the other options, your streamer doesn't have to enable anything for you to be able to use this tracker.
There is no limit to how long you can stream for on Twitch, but a single broadcast can't last longer than 48 hours. Streamers who want to stream longer than 48 hours will have to end their stream at or before the 48 hour mark and then restart it immediately after ending it.
Video on demand (VOD) is a generic term covering several areas. It includes all video content requested on-demand by users. This could be premium movies or libraries of TV shows, sporting events or concerts. It could also include user-created video content.
Open the Creator Dashboard by clicking on your avatar in the upper-right corner and selecting this option from the drop-down menu. In the left-hand menu, click Settings and then Stream. Check the Store Past Broadcasts option to tell Twitch to save streams.
The move comes after Twitch Korea reduced the maximum quality of its videos to 720p in Korea from Sept. 30 and blocked Korean users from viewing VOD content from Dec. 13. The company cited “increased management fees,” but did not elaborate further.
VOD stands for “video on demand.” VOD describes how you can access content from an online library. You can access video content, such as television shows, movies, and documentaries, whenever you want to.
If copyrighted audio is detected in a VOD, we automatically mute that portion of the VOD. The fact that one of your VODs was muted does not mean that you received a DMCA notification, and muted VODs do not negatively impact your channel.