I have hundreds of clips that were made when art streams were categorized as 'Creative'. Even after the tag was changed to 'Art', the tag on the previously made clips remained as 'Creative'. And so now when I try to sort by 'Art', it only brings results starting from 5 months ago, and absolutely none of the clips created before that during the 'Creative' period. Additionally, if I try to sort by 'Creative', it either automatically changes the search to 'Art', or it doesn't even register as a game so I'm unable to hit enter.
So basically, there's no way for me to scroll through a full list of my exclusively art-related clips and without a keyword search bar, the only way I can watch my old 'Creative' clips is to scroll through and load my entire clip manager. I have hundreds of clips and it's incredibly frustrating to have to endlessly scroll through them to find one that could've easily been pulled up with the help of these updated art stream tags, and a functioning keyword search bar.

I uploaded a 958.5mb, 3 hour & 3 minute .mp4 video of a Stream I did last night. The upload appeared to happen very quickly, but it has been stuck in Processing for hours and there is no way to determine how far it has even come.

How long should I expect for this to take? Is there any way to see how much has been processed? It looks as if this has been a problem for a very long time and I would like to know if there is anything that can be done on my end to speed up this process. Thoughts? Thank you.

Twitch.tv is great for watching streams but it's not so great at letting users watch clips. You can’t really voice your opinion after the fact as you can only really read the chat at the time of the clip. You can also post a clip to Reddit but by the time you get around to post it, someone else may have posted it already and is now reaping the rewards. This is where TopClipz comes into play, we value Twitch broadcasters and their community so that’s why we only allow the owner of the clip content to upload said clip to TopClipz. Build your community based off your content, not your current viewer count. https://www.topclipz.com/clips

Basically in Chrome I have done absolutely everything I can in order to make Clips to work properly but it just refuses to work! I click the Clip button but it opens a new tab and the Clip never loads and stays in a eternal loading phase with a black screen no sound no anything... I searched in Google found a Reddit thread and I found that it would be fixed by turning "chrome://flags/#autoplay-policy" flags setting into "No user gesture is required" but even then I was not having any success making it work So what I did further was disable every single extension and close every single tab BUT even then it wasn't working 100% of the time perfectly because each time the Stream I was trying to Clip buffered even for a second the Clip would fail .. basically I don't know how it works in the background code but there must be multiple ways to determine which exact moment in the Stream I clicked the Clipping button than simply having the stream open that is a great disservice to people with slower connections like me! I want to be able to provide the best and most accurate Clips ever! But each time I try to make a Clip I cannot do it in the moment I want because I am forced to lower the quality of the stream just so I can make sure it doesn't buffer while my Clip is being created because otherwise its not going to work and get stuck again!

Thank you for your time.

I have like 15 Videos stuck in the Processing Video Producer tab on my Twitch. Why isn't this Fixed yet Twitch? (At least let me delete these failed attempts or Invent a clear Que Button that just Force Quits all processes in the Que?) There is no 3 dots at the side that allows me to delete these eyesores. I tried uploading a .mov today. 4GB and 2 times it failed so now my Que is even larger. Stuck in infinite processing.

I feel like this problem started when they changed the processing so that only affiliates could Publish a Premiere. Some of the videos in my que were premieres from when I joined twitch before they changed that. Or maybe it was like a 30 day trial subscription that you get when you first join and then now its gone. I don't know but I'm not an affiliate yet and whatever happened, Its made uploading Videos actually a nightmare. So please. I humbly ask that the Devs fix this problem asap or at least create a Que Clear Button.

While I understand the initial limitation with bandwidth required AAC limited to 160kbps when Twitch first started out along with a lack of native support initially, I fail to see why FLAC audio streaming, as per what Tidal offer for their premium service, can't be offered as an option, particularly for the entertainment and arts streams where audio quality is more crucial than for gaming streams where visual quality takes precedence.

Computationally, particularly with multicore CPUs with hyperthreading, it should be relatively easy to enable encoding on the fly without a degradation in streaming quality and not impact much on simultaneous video encoding.

While it doesn't have to be 24-bit 192kHz quality to begin with, 16-bit 44.1kHz stereo shouldn't be bandwidth or computationally demanding. Worst case, for end users, transcoding down to AAC shouldn't be a barrier due to the lossless nature of FLAC.

A button or link (like twitch.tv/100) which would automatically play yesterday's most viewed clips.
Picture it like a youtube playlist with the video taking 90% of the screen and the playlist on the side.

I like spending 10 minutes watching some twitch clips on youtube, but there is a problem that they are filtered by the person making the compilation.

Right now the way to watch popular clips is to play a clip, then scroll down to "Popular clips" and select one of four, watch it, scroll down again and repeat. I'd like a lazy way to watch good clips, like a button that just plays popular clips of the day.

So this is part one, just a top twitch clip playlist. I'd also like to see a "top curated playlist" that only includes the clips of people I follow, or top clips, but also be able to filter out people, games, languages I don't want to see.

OR, have an option to sort the people you follow first.
However, if the people you watch aren't the top streamers who don't go below 30k viewers they might not show up on the top 100 at all.

So TL;DR, an easily accessible playlist generated from the top 100 of all yesterday's twitch clips, which automatically plays the next clip without me clicking anything, and a similar playlist, but only for people I follow.