u/Chemical_Table1497

Das ist kein Witz. Ohne Scheiß. Bin ja sonst kein ÖRR-Basher, schon gar nicht aus Prinzip, aber das ZDF hat das offiziell so gepostet! Die staatlichen Quellenangaben ganz unten machen es nicht besser. In Deutschland fürchtet wirklich niemand Tod oder Teufel, wenn es um Wetterschwurbel geht.

Meine ergänzende Empfehlung für die kommenden Hitzetage: Den Teppich vor dem Einrollen mit etwas "aktiviertem Wasser" benetzen, als wenn man ihn heilig weihen würde. Dann kräftig schütteln, um ihn energetisch zu aktivieren. Im letzten Schritt noch ein paar Globuli auf den Teppich streuen, dann den Teppich zusammenrollen. So staatlich geprüft aktiviert wird aus einem Teppich eine Heizung, ein Wärmespeicher oder eine Batterie. Hurra, ein Wunder!

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Hey everyone,

quick note first: this post is approved by the mods, and while it does include a link to the tool, you do not need to check it out to give feedback. But if you want to try it yourself, I would also really appreciate bug reports, missing feature suggestions, or anything that feels off.

I built a small tool called Clipify because I kept noticing the same problem during stream breaks: the stream goes to a static BRB / Starting Soon screen, someone new joins, nothing is happening, and they leave again.

So the idea was simple: instead of showing a dead screen, play clips from your own channel during those moments.

That is basically what Clipify does. Setup is basically connecting Twitch, creating an overlay, and adding it as a browser source in OBS / Streamlabs.

A lot of this was built because I ran into this problem during my own streams and wanted a solution for it. But so far it still reflects way more of my own assumptions than feedback from a lot of other creators. That is mainly why I am posting here. I want to understand the real problems, concerns, and feature wishes other streamers have around breaks and downtime.

What it can do right now:

• auto-play clips from your own Twitch channel during breaks, starting soon screens, end screens, or wherever you want
• choose between rule-based clip selection like all clips, featured clips, or clips from a certain time range, and fixed manually built playlists with specific clips you or your mods/team picked yourself
• use different playback styles like random, top clips first, in order, or smart shuffle
• filter clips by things like duration, views, game/category, blocked words in the title, or specific clip creators
• optionally prioritize clips from the game/category you are currently streaming
• let you build playlists by hand or auto-fill them based on filters
• let mods or viewers add clips that should play next
• give you and your editors a live control page where you can pause, play, skip, hide/show the overlay, change volume, and manage the queues, which is useful if you are away from your setup for a moment and still want control from your phone or another screen
• support chat commands for stream control
• let you create multiple overlays for different scenes
• let you customize the overlay layout and look pretty heavily
• let trusted mods or team members help manage it through editor access

One thing I am especially interested in feedback on is the channel points integration.

The idea there is that viewers can redeem channel points and submit one of your own clips to be played during the break. So instead of just sitting on a BRB screen, they can throw an old fail, a funny moment, or some random clip from your stream onto the screen while you are away.

My hope was that this gives viewers something to do during breaks and maybe helps with retention a bit, but I am honestly not sure if streamers would see that as genuinely useful or just a gimmick.

Would that be interesting to you, or not really?

If you want to check it out, the site is here: https://clipify.us

What I would really like feedback on:

• Is this something you would actually use?
• How do you currently handle BRB / Starting Soon / Ending scenes?
• Which features sound genuinely useful?
• Which ones feel unnecessary?
• What would be missing for this to fit into a real stream setup?
• Any obvious concerns, dealbreakers, or annoying limitations?

I am open to all feedback, bug reports, criticism, or feature requests.