Offline Image Quality
For reference! This is in relation SOLELY to the "Offline Image" within the Media Player of Twitch.
I'm noticing alot of "staircasing" or "pixelation" in Offline Image's across all Twitch accounts no matter where I look, and it seems to be different between monitor's. However on any other Host (i.e. Facebook, X, Instagram) it does not vary like this, nor does it pixelate or show staircasing. I am an artist who puts alot of effort into my art, and for 10 years I have not ever seen perfect art from the Media Player on here, with people's Offline Image's, including my own. Used multiple Formats, multiple resolutions, multiple bits-per-inch changes. Nothing changes.
Is there ANY information on this, can it please be provided here? This need's discussing and I can provide ANY proof/evidence/example of this issue for anyone that need's further clarification.
If this is already known about? My feedback is if I can pick up on it, other people can to, and it need's addressing. We need MUCH higher quality Offline Image presentation.
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I will say it's very on brand, nothing's been done so far 🤣
Say's alot for future Career Seeker's looking toward Twitch as an option. -
Mercifulmerc
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I am confused why less important topics that have less of an impact on the website versus this one got such traction. This offline image is the first thing you see LONG before Panels beneath even though it counts as a panel. Please don't tell me i'm the only one experiencing this, because it will not be on me solely lol. Those that don't see this are blind.
This is a semi-bump reply because I firmly believe this is the Golden Goose unspoken topic of most importance on this website. This is the oldest issue on here, and SOLELY on that fact, requires the most focus and attention.
If people truly want change, how about starting from the bottom up to get proof this company will actually follow through on your own personal issues? Start with this one. Bump this till they can't ignore it, it's been an issue since 2015.