allow us to configure different stream info presets and put them as a button in the new dashboard, ej "art stream" "gaming stream" "just chatting"

Think of expressive implementations this has for the twitch experience. I mean this should almost ALREADY be a thing! Imagine browsing games for channels and seeing (even a monotone graphic) of an emote in stream titles.

So my idea is along the lines of the video information templates you get when you upload a video to YouTube. Essentially, the streamer has 3 or 5 “stream info templates” that can be setup for quick population of the title, game, go live message and tags.

For example, I might want a “co-op” template for occasions I’m co-streaming a co-operative game such as Valheim with another streamer that I can quickly select and modify with specifics for that session, then after that stream reverting to a template for my current main game.

Some streamers can speak more than just 1 language and they could interact with more viewers if there was the setting option for making a stream in "english and spanish" for example (my case), not only one of them.

its a pain to try and change your stream info I can never update my info no matter what game I play on what system I play and its really putting me off of streaming I just want to update my stream info but the button to update it never shows for me rather I change the game tags and title nothing ever works please please please fix it.

It'd be rad to be able to save your Stream Information for different shows, (Title, game) instead of manually adjusting it for every different show you do.

For example, you could select - "Hearthstone Ladder"
and the title and game could fill based on what you'd previously saved "Hearthstone Ladder" to be.
Title: "[AUS] Hearthstone Standard Hardcore Ladder with ya boy junglejim70000"
Game: Hearthstone

This would make for quick, smooth transitions to games that you regularly play. <3

On the Stream Manager page, the information with Session/Viewers/Views etc is included on the top bar of the page. While that is fine for indicated which page you are on, the text with the information now seems like its shoe-horned in and the text smaller than is comfortable to read. Please consider making the bar wider for this information.

The new creator dashboard needs a icon to edit your stream prior to you starting your stream on the creator dashboard page.

I want to use the name of a game in the stream title but the dashboard won't let me. For whatever reason "Kula" World, a properly existing videogame, is not allowed in the title (same for the notifications). Great, so I cannot let people (most of all, my followers) know I'm playing that game.

Twitch Studio currently requires you to select a category to begin streaming (will not proceed if one is not selected). Sometimes I would love to stream for friends / followers without necessarily being very discoverable via a category. This is possible through Twitch normally, so would love for this option to be available on Twitch Studio as well.

New Streamer, It has been hard for me to find where I go to change on my stream to change the name of what game I am play at that time so it does not same I am playing one game when I am playing a different one v.v please help

I don't see concurrent viewers counter in Stream Manager. "Viewes" seem to be cumulative. Please add.

tôi ko thể live được Teamfight Tactics tôi cố gắng chọn danh mục Teamfight Tactics và ấn vào đó xong quay lại xem kênh thì không hiện đang stream Teamfight Tactics

La Página editar información de la transmisión está mal calibrada y no se ve el botón de "ACEPTAR" a resolución 100% del navegador.

Hay que bajarlo a 80% del tamaño real para poder aceptar los cambios de la transmisión. gracias

So there are many broadcast languages already, but many are still not supported, especially the smaller ones like Slovenian, Croatian, Romanian, Macedonian, Lithuanian, Latvian and many more. I think that it's not really that important to add site translations as basically the whole world can go by english, but if you don't have the broadcast language option you're really killing the scene because it's hard to find your language and nobody even tries to stream because of that in unsupported languages...

Every time I go to stream I have to manually update the game that is going to be played on my Twitch Stream application to match what is Scheduled on Twitch.tv. This adds more time and unnecessary actions before streaming.