Meine Idee
Das Fenster im Twitch auf 9-12 kleine Fenster teilen, damit man nicht immer mit den Tabs hin und her switchen muss, dass ist ziemlich mühsam. Ich persönlich schaue mehrere Streamer gleichzeitig.
Jedes kleine Fenster wäre live aber nur eines hat Ton, der mit einem Mausklick (Cursor auf dem Fenster) aktiviert oder deaktiviert wird. Will man den Twitch, falls der in diesem Moment einem gefällt im großen Fenster sehen, so klickt man mit der Maus zweimal auf das Fenster und es vergrößert sich mit Bild und Ton.
Mir ist aufgefallen das Streamer die zB. während des Spielens im GTA gestorben sind, sofort andere Streamer aus ihrer Gruppe suchen und deren Stream weiterschauen, diese hantieren auch mit mehreren Tabs, was nervig und umständlich ist.
Wenn mir das aufgefallen ist, so gehe ich davon aus, dass ihr das schon wisst, oder?
Wäre nice, wenn das umgesetzt werden könnte.
Danke
LG
kd

When I click on a clip, it opens, immediately starts playing, but starts muted. This really makes no sense; I always end up having to restart the clip after unmuting it to catch the start of the clip and it's annoying. I either want it to autoplay unmuted, or to not autoplay at all (but still not default to mute). Best solution would be to give users the options "what do you want to happen when you open a clip? Start muted? Y/N Autoplay? Y/N"

I would say "no/no" to those choices but currently the default is "yes/yes". Would be great to give users the option, or at least pick a default setting that makes more sense.

As much as every other platform not just Twitch the lack of information for those who stream at other aspect ratios rather than 16:9 is lacking to non-existing.

It would be nice to have more support for those content creators who do not follow the standard.

The best example would be in my case is when streaming at 1080p my stream width is 2560 and not 1920.
This effect the stream in ways that sometimes it shows and sometimes it's just a black screen (Reported by viewers)

Better support for other aspect ratios rather than 16:9
Better docs to support a variety of aspect ratios (At least the most common ones 4:3 | 16:9 | 21:9 | 32:9) Which will include the required bit rate and stream settings. For example, for the best setting for ultrawide 21:9, I found that 2560x1080 resolution is problematic altho better performance can be found when streaming at 2292x960.

Twitch step up :)

Hello Twitch & Twitch Developers,

I had the idea and I think this an inevitably awesome feature idea to have multiple camera angles set up as separate streams within the same stream. For my example I want to broadcast me playing piano from sheet music with education and follow along tracking in mind. If I have three cameras wouldn’t it be great to have a camera on the sheet music, one on the top down piano, and one showing me from a side or front angle. That way the user could join the stream seeing me playing as the main image, but have the option to fill extra screens, or use full camera resolution streams in windows on the same monitor of different angles, and pick and choose how to view.

I can think of tons of other streamers from IRL or gamers showing close ups of mouse/keyboards that could use this similar to squad streaming but all under one header. I’ll post in the OBS dev forums as well as I’m sure they will have to make some compatibility feature, or you’ll have to be able to run separate instances of obs simultaneously and have the bandwidth to boot. The internet is getting faster and so are computers and I think this would be a great step for twitch to give single streamers multiple screens at max resolution instead of pushing the 4k or higher single screen limits that are currently accepted.

Anyways, is anyone else seeing potential in this? Is there anyone with time to work on this extension and get it integrated with twitch’s presentation and obs’ technical end?

We have a response from the OBS developer end:
https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/multicamer-viewer-choice.149527/

He thinks synchronization will function best with seem-less time and audio while switching angles if the player picks a portion from a higher resolution send feed. We will need some cooperation on the twitch side to make this possible.

Streamers love when viewers create clips, because it makes it easy to share small stream highlights without having to look through their entire VOD later. These clips are extremely valuable for streamer growth, and it'd be great to reward viewers for creating great clips!

Also it should be up to the streamer to choose which clips get rewarded, not just every clip.

Moments are halfway there, but those can only be created live by either the streamer or their mods, which only rewards viewers for being there rather than for creating clips.

In addition to this, there are some streamers who have a !clip command for viewers to create quick clips via a bot, but those clips are attributed to just the bot. If there was an additional parameter for the API to attached a user ID to it, so that it could be attributed to the user who used !clip, that'd be amazing! And it could show something like Clipped by [User] using [ClipBot].

Alternatively to that, a Quick Clip button built into Twitch that would do the same thing as a !clip command would be great, so that viewers can create a clip without having to leave the stream to set up the clip title and duration. Quick Clip could also make it easy for mobile viewers to make clips!

There are many people who'd be interested in this, as proven by this tweet: https://twitter.com/imzaytri/status/1495458845098872833