I will also add that I would have been exporting my vods much earlier if the ability to sort them via ascending/descending order were implemented way before this limit. I would have had to sift through all of my vods by going to the very beginning, which would've taken a long time to do 20 per page, then work my way backwards one at a time with the risk of the page potentially refreshing or closing and kicking me back to the most recent list of vods.
When I first started streaming, I was not aware of how Twitch really worked or what to do as a content creator, so I didn't have it in mind to store my vods in a separate place right out the gate. I was figuring things out like other streamers were, and after awhile, I learned that I had to be careful about losing past broadcasts, so creating highlights was great for me. It wasn't until at one point I thought that having an archive would be good. However, that came with the problem of not having the ability to even start from the beginning. I didn't have a Youtube channel specifically for archiving at the time either, so I was stuck.
My content is a wide variety and it's not just meaningless hours or speedrunning one game or anything of the sort. It's a massive adventure across years of showing who I am as a hardcore gamer with my unique personality traits.
I am currently at 4212hrs and 43m, but I need more time to be able to save everything. I'm sure there are others out there that have the same predicament as me, but may be in an even more dire state. I'm trying my best, but I really would appreciate a significant extension along with the suggested features to help me comply with the new restrictions.
I will also add that I would have been exporting my vods much earlier if the ability to sort them via ascending/descending order were implemented way before this limit. I would have had to sift through all of my vods by going to the very beginning, which would've taken a long time to do 20 per page, then work my way backwards one at a time with the risk of the page potentially refreshing or closing and kicking me back to the most recent list of vods.
When I first started streaming, I was not aware of how Twitch really worked or what to do as a content creator, so I didn't have it in mind to store my vods in a separate place right out the gate. I was figuring things out like other streamers were, and after awhile, I learned that I had to be careful about losing past broadcasts, so creating highlights was great for me. It wasn't until at one point I thought that having an archive would be good. However, that came with the problem of not having the ability to even start from the beginning. I didn't have a Youtube channel specifically for archiving at the time either, so I was stuck.
My content is a wide variety and it's not just meaningless hours or speedrunning one game or anything of the sort. It's a massive adventure across years of showing who I am as a hardcore gamer with my unique personality traits.
I am currently at 4212hrs and 43m, but I need more time to be able to save everything. I'm sure there are others out there that have the same predicament as me, but may be in an even more dire state. I'm trying my best, but I really would appreciate a significant extension along with the suggested features to help me comply with the new restrictions.