Broadcasting from abroad is fun, but it might be cool if there is an option in mobile to embed a 1920x1080 and 1080x1920 transparent PNG with a watermark, to keep the branding almost similar to OBS on Desktop.

The fitting watermark image should be selected by detecting the landscape or portrait mode of the phone, and with preparing it for landscape or portrait the quality doesn't look stretched. Also the positioning of each graphical element is ensured to be there as planned - regardless if landscape or portrait.

As this is a local thing, the 2 PNG's are stored local, and the process is done by the Twitch Mobile Client, as part of the image process.

I think that will encourage many streamers to do IRL streams from abroad, because todays phones have good camera components, and with this feature a part of their branding is still visible.

I see this also as better option compared to for example Instagram Live, to built a community within Twitch.

clips do not seem to be give the same amount of video to work with as a normal web browser. A browser gets well over 60 seconds of footage to pull a clip of up to 60 seconds from, but the mobile app seems to be limited to working with only 60 seconds of content total. Additionally, the start point of the usable clip data seems to be locked to 5 second intervals. This is apparent when trying to clip from a VOD. For example: clicking the clip button at 1:00:01-1:00:05 all give the same data to work with for the clip.

Solution: Give more video to work with when creating a clip like the web interface does.

I don't know if this is an oversight on Twitch's behalf, but you must realise that the text size on your apps is tiny. It's too small to be used comfortably by some users.

For many people either with bad eyesight or using their phones and tables to keep up with chat whilst streaming they have to put up with this tiny text that gets in the way of the enjoyment of streaming.

I, amongst others plead with you Twitch, please put larger font sizes in chat for those that need them. Be inclusive to those with less than perfect eyesight. It should be an easy inclusion for you and it would be a well welcomed feature within the community for those that this issue blights.

Please consider adding this feature to the mobile apps. You will make a lot of people happy and be more inclusive to a group of people that are struggling with your current font size.

Thank you for reading my suggestion, I look forwards to your hopefully positive response.

Simon

iPad Pro with iOS 11.3.1,
Twitch v 6.3.1

PiP stops randomly. I used to be able to watch Twitch in PiP all the time but now it's useless because PiP stops and disappears as if a stream stopped. The streams do not stop though.

This happens all the time during a stream meaning that I basically can't watch anything except if I am in the Twitch app itself.

This might happen because of lost packets or some other interruption I think. I notice that sometimes while in the Twitch app watching stream, occasionally there is a short pause before the stream continues. Like 1s, 2s interruption. During those interruptions PiP probably stops because it thinks the stream is over or something.

For latest iPhones, 3D touch provides one tap process to the app’s most used feature. Currently for Twitch, when holding down the Twitch App while in the iPhone home screen, it will only show the number one top live channel (most viewers) from your following list. This prevents users from seeing other live channels who they are following.

My suggestion is that when using 3D touch to check live channels, it should show atleast the top 3 or 5 online channels that they follow. Or better yet just find a better usage of 3D touch because it is such a convenient iPhone feature that most well known apps capitalize.