Twitch: Changes To Audio In VODS

I can't wait for the AMA tomorrow.

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My main use of Twitch is speedrunners, well that's fucked now. VoD lenght caps, complete censorship if certain music is played so their commentary gets wrecked in the process. I hope this blows up real good.

All the Games Done Quick are gonna be garbage now on Twitch.
 
Remember the good old days when Google's motto was "don't be evil"and everyone loved them? Yeah, those days aren't coming back...
 
I did a 24-hour Last of Us stream last week for charity and its already happened to me. Blocks of the stream have been muted: http://www.twitch.tv/johnny___cullen/b/553426776

Also, Hitbox is getting slaaaaaaamed (I know, I'm trying to make an account).

I wonder what this means for the future of streaming support in the Xbox One and PS4. Will they add Hitbox support? Will they leave it as is? Drop it, entirely, for fear of putting their customers into a minefield of copyright infringements that they themselves could somehow be held accountable for?
 
Remember the good old days when Google's motto was "don't be evil"and everyone loved them? Yeah, those days aren't coming back...

To be fair, those days have been long gone for a while.

Hell, google engaged in an illegal search last week. Granted it was for the right reasons but you can't just do that.
 
Pretty sure he just went offline and his chat assumed that. I don't even know anymore.

Ah, he wrote that he didnt feel like streaming on twitter.
I checked his channel and the chat was raging and saying he got banned. When do I learn never to trust twitch chat? :(

Wonder if Coamo will move to another streaming service.
 
So it really is the superior service.

Seriously, imagine if a live stream chat could be effectively culled...even MANAGED!?!? the very thought...

I never realized so many people cared about the archived streamed.

It's been the number 1 complaint about twitch for months. Shit just disappearing before anything can be done to the footage serverside, it's garbage and it's been broken since FOREVER.
 
The party is over. The dream is dead. It was fun while it lasted.

Twitch said:
Audio Recognition will only be run against audio in VODs. We are not scanning live broadcasts and there is no automated takedown of live content.

The dream is still alive! For now...
 
But really.. how long till they fold to the same copyright BS? I hope they hold out but they will get huge.. and google will just buy them out and do the same thing.:(

sad day for sure

Well that's the story of the internet. Of course it'll eventually happen but hey then another replacement will come along.

I never realized so many people cared about the archived streamed.


Again, it's foolish to think this will stop at VODs.
 
The International being hit is proof that this is a badly thought out route by Twitch. However, their hands are tied thanks to the wonders of international copyright law...

They now cannot remove the ContentID system, as that represents willfull disobedience to the music industry's copyrights. They can (and hopefully witll) refine it to not be total garbage.
 
But really.. how long till they fold to the same copyright BS? I hope they hold out but they will get huge.. and google will just buy them out and do the same thing.:(

sad day for sure

The internet migrates. Just as people went from Myspace to Facebook to Instagram to something else in the future; people will move from Justin.tv to Twitch to (what may be) Hitbox to something else in the future. It's a good thing, it keeps competition and the quality of service up.
 
So a streamer got his portal pb muted and another one didnt get his muted.
The guy that didnt get his muted is a twitch partner hmmmmmm
 
If anyone thinks this system will remain limited to VODs, well, you're dreaming.

VODs are honestly just the start. They're probably using VODs to test the system.

Expect this to apply to livestreams within the next year.
 
Twitch is the fourth highest driver of internet traffic in the US behind Netflix, Google and Apple respectively. It was only a matter of time before the MPAA knocked on their doors. That being said, this implementation is pretty godawful.

But that's in terms of bandwidth, what about concurrent and daily users? It's inherently going to be a massive source of data being piped across the world because it's people streaming high quality video for hours on end.
 
I never realized so many people cared about the archived streamed.

Well it's a worldwide platform. Sometimes streams happen where it's just impossible for me to watch it live. A VOD is immediately accessible which was always a great way to for example watch a FGC tourney in the morning.
 
The internet migrates. Just as people went from Myspace to Facebook to Instagram to something else in the future; people will move from Justin.tv to Twitch to (what may be) Hitbox to something else in the future. It's a good thing, it keeps competition and the quality of service up.

I realize that but it must be very tough to build up a load of followers only to have to start over. We all knew it was gonna end.. just hitting me hard as I was not expecting it to hit this hard and so sudden. Silly me..
 
I'm not even mad at Google. Well, not exclusively.
I'm mad at those companies who own the rights for this music and think that that endorsing/forcing censoring of people who use their copyrighted songs as a background in their stream will surely do great for their business.
 
Oh man, even twitch's foremost sucessful streaming personality poster child who's in all sorts of promotional programs and doesn't usually speak up against twitch is being negative on twitter about this (MANvsGAME).

You know your policy change was bad if your #1 cheerleader shits on you in front of his 36k Twitter followers.
 
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