If you must listen to it, put it on your phone. I use headphones on my PC, (no speakers) and my phone is plugged into the line-in port. That way I can listen to it without it going over there stream; but I can also add the line-in to the stream if it's allowed or worthwhile content. 1. RetrOwl_0v0.
And most DMCA bans happen that way. And it is just 3 separate instances. a vod and 2 clips of the same moment count as 3 seperate instances and can get you banned. You can also fight against DMCA strikes but if you do you better have a good reason to because that is a fast track way to end up in a courtroom. The API lets you get videos by ID, by broadcaster, or by game. The request requires an app access token or user access token. Getting videos by ID. To get videos by ID, set the id query parameter to the ID of the video you want to get. You may specify a maximum of 100 IDs. To specify multiple IDs, repeat the id parameter for each video you want #4 â âTwitch canât DMCA me for alerts or music in video gamesâ Well, first off, Twitch isnât the one who DMCAâs you. The rights holders to the music are the ones who cause that to happen. Twitch just responds to their complaint by taking your clips and VoDs down. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. In OBS Studio there is an option to mute sound tracks in VODs (found under "Settings" > "Output" > "Streaming" tab and a setting called "Twitch VOD Track". If you have enabled this and your sounds from your audio mixer is not routed to this channel it will get muted on the VOD. So you can stream to Facebook, youtube or where else at the same time you stream on Twitch. As long as you don't apply to be an affiliate, you have no streaming restrictions or upload rules. Once you do, you can't multi stream or upload for 24 hours. Also, as the other person said before about the vod count.