Exporting previous broadcasts and highlighted VODs have been broken for 2 days for editors.

The streamer themselves can export just fine, however the editor role gives a 403 error message with a blank white page and a followed error message that the channel is not connected to YouTube.

I've tested and replicated the bug on my channel and others where I have editor role and made sure that the channels are connected to YouTube. Refreshing the connection by disconnecting and reconnecting doesn't seem to repair the problem.

Screenshot of the error: https://imgur.com/a/y0iDB8Y

Best regards
Cragsand

Channel editors already have the ability to edit nearly all stream info, such as title, category, and tags, but they cannot edit the Go Live Notification. When editors are preparing a channel before a stream, they should be able to customize this part of the stream info as well.

With the mass amount of clips that most streamers tend to have, it'd be nice if there was a feature for Twitch streamers to archive their clips to organize. Say, based on varied games, moments, specific things being able to be categorized to find clips easier for future viewing. This might help tidy up the clip archive and also help a streamer promote specific clips for their stream use/promoting various things.

Idea would be to allow Channel Editors to contest muted audio in VoDs in the same way that Channel Owners can.

Implementation: Give Editors access to the same muted audio section and allow the editors to contest the audio mute on behalf of the Channel Owner.

Alternate option: Allow editors to fill out the forms involved and submit them for Channel Owner editing/correction, approval, and submission.

I stream and mod for a couple of streamers. I think it would be beneficial for twitch to add the ability for editors to edit the twitch schedule. Editors already can edit videos, clips, etc., so why not let them edit the schedule? I think this feature would be really useful, especially if a streamer is skipping a stream and forgets to mark it as skipped; an editor can mark it as skipped. Or if on stream they say they are doing a one-time stream tomorrow or something, the editor can add it live.

Instead of limiting the Editor and Mod permissions behind a template of permissions, set up as system similar to Discord, where you can toggle permissions on and off, to allow for more flexibility between Mods and Editors.
Example: Giving a Mod access to directly edit stream info (Title, Category, Tags) without accessing VODs, Clips or Panels. This will allow Moderators to assist the streamer further, without risking letting them access higher level permissions.

Minor idea to add to improved editor access that I've seen marked as "planned", but in situations during streams where users may spam channel point requests or it becomes apparent that a different cooldown time/limit is needed, it would be very helpful to have the option as editor to change the channel point settings and prevent spam/refund situations instead of having to wait until the streamer has time to modify the settings.

Hello,

Since the last rework of the stream settings, Editors can't access the Enable clips menu (now in Settings > Stream).
Please fix.

Regards.

It would be great to be able to move the frames presented by content creators, some of them appear on the left Side of the screen and some of them appear on the right, or in one of the corners.

Viewers would very much appreciate to have the power to locate the frames wherever they see fit.

As an Editor, being able to view other Editor's Stream Markers would be great. As of right now, you can only view your own, the streamer's, or both Stream Markers but not any other Editor's Stream Markers. Would come in handy for people that edit videos.

my streamer specifically upgraded me to editor so I can make custom stream rewards for her because she was having a hard time with it. however I STILL cannot edit her stream rewards to her specification with mod and editor permissions. what gives?

The extra permissions for editors to manage clips worked great after it was implemented last month, but for the last couple of days when I try to access the clips from the dashboard of a channel I'm an editor for, it doesn't show any of the clips for that channel. I can go to my own dashboard and then the clips I have made show up normally. Any help fixing this issue would be appreciated.

Works by putting "/channel" in the URL but the buttons are gone for some reason

As an editor, they can edit and delete our vods but they can't delete clips. Editors should be delete clips.

A way to see live channels you manage as an editor easier, current live channels appear at the top and a search bar to find specific channels easier.

As a person who moderates, run ads and helps streamers. This feature would be really useful to find the specific channel easier than scrolling through all of them. This could be similar to twitch.tv/moderators where it shows the current live channels first, then the offline channels after. The search bar would also be useful to find offline channels easier.

I am an editor on another steamer's dashboard and I occasionally start Reruns on his channel on days when he has let me know he can't make it for whatever reason (travelling, sick etc.). It would be great if I could search or filter the channel Highlight videos so that I don't have to spend ages scrolling through the endless list looking for a video created months ago.