While that is what is needed to take place in order to stream from the other account. There are times from my Ps4 days that after disconnecting one account, and trying to relink the other it would fail. Granted this has been a little over 1 year now since I last streamed from a console.

However as there is an option to link other accounts to a Twitch account, why not intergrade an option that asks which platform you are streaming from. Then at this point the studio will give the person the ability to add other profiles from the system/console *giving the option like WoW so to speak with character selection screen& with that platform, grouping them as a "team" so to speak. To which each account that run from the same platform, would be grouped together. Granting streaming privilege's to nearby friendly mobs.

So I was just able to sync multiple accounts on my PS4 to my twitch account. When I go to one or the other they both come up with the same broadcasting screen with the same stream title. Tested it by switching profiles and starting a stream while viewing my channel. I disconnected my alt account from my alt PS4 profile then broadcasted it and when it prompted me to activate I went on the website, without being logged into my main Twitch account, activated and then logged into my main account an poof, it worked. Hope this helps.

Don't know if it will work with Xbox but I don't see why not.

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Any idea on when this will happen? This is a nightmare for public libraries trying to each stream on a single channel from different consoles of the same make.

Yes please, and why does the apps "Playstation activate" is now off? I’d like to know.

Needs to happen as soon as possible

Yes, This needs to be fixed. Let’s go!!

Yes, This needs to be fixed. Let’s go!!

yo sigo con este problema no puedo trasmitir porque me aparece que ya esta vinculada una cuenta con playstation network

I agree... And if possible make it easy...lol We are a bunch of old guys, gaming, and right now I am the only one who has stream set up on my PS5. The other guys have Xboxes, and we all want to stream to our channel. No idea how to do that, but apparently not possible with out a bunch of work...

Bumping this back up -- needs to happen. Twitch: you've been sitting on this for over three years now

Yes, this needs to happen.

100% agree with this that Twitch should allow API keys unique per console, people often collaborate and I have multiple streamers who stream on my 1 channel taking turns, I need to be able to have multiple Xbox and PlayStations connecting to my Twitch account without disconnecting previous ones.

my brother and I co-run a channel, and I have my xbox one linked, which means he cannot have his xbox one linked. And we live several hours away from eachother. He's now has to resort to streaming on his own channel, and hope that the main channel will "Host" him automatically, which is less than ideal.

Why can't the xbox one twitch app just allow me to input a valid twitch stream key? I mean you COULD check that i'm not using a restream or mixer or youtube live or any other key just by the prefix and expected string formatting unique to twitch stream keys

Agree, they should allow connection via API keys like PC where you can assign people API keys.

Yes this is super frustrating! I also had a similar problem. So now on my main PSN account I stream on twitch and on my secondary PSN account I just steam my game on YouTube.

Exactly the same issue I’m having with my son!!

I have found that if I turn "Start broadcasting" on the Xbox One Twitch app and then log out of that user and then I can log in to any account on that console and the stream will be live.

I concur exactly!

PlayStation should have thought about this.