r/TwitchStreamers

Does anyone know by chance, if xbox warns that I'm streaming on Twitch, it's that a friend from xbox told me that he got a notification what I was streaming, but I don't know if he was chatting me hahaha. Does anyone have a screenshot of how the notification comes out or how that works well? s

Yes, I have my account linked but I didn't know it notified my xbox friends

I also see that when I broadcast on Twitch it came out that I had a certain amount of viewers but he didn't tell me who he was, does anyone know more about it?

I've been getting more into Twitch lately, but I'm still trying to understand Hype Trains and why people participate in them.

For people who use them regularly:

What makes you decide to contribute to a Hype Train, or not contribute? I feel like there is a barrier to finding someone you want to support. I don't know anyone.

If you don't spend money, do you still feel like you're part of the Hype Train or is it exclusive?

What makes a Hype Train actually exciting or memorable for you? I remember using it years back and I feel like the feature is basically the same.

Also, is the interface of Twitch really overwhelming for anyone else as a whole? Adding hype trains to the chat amongst everything else already going on makes it hard to feel like I can keep up.

Thanks

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I post my VODS on YouTube, as well as make edited and unedited clips for TikTok and shorts, but I don't see any of that content bringing anyone to my streams, all of my viewers come straight from twitch. (Side Note: There is no flair from me to pick from)

So i was just roaming around twitch past week and i literally found that there are some bots or real people ( i dont know who the hell they are ) selling Ai viewers or just selling their arts.

As a concept artist my whole work depends upon my twitter and discord because my Vgen code is in the process and im just waiting for my approval.

I was thinking to talk to some twitch streamers if they want to commission me for some work because i want to have a good portfolio and i just thought why not ask some streamers? Because twitch streamers usually do alot of customisations right? But when i looked that theyre soo fricking frustrated from these Ai or real people who i dont know whether selling real work or AI generaated i just stopped.

I don’t use my reddit that much. Yesterday out of nowhere i opened and found some posts of streamers and because of that i found this group.

I would love to showcase some of my artwork with you guys if you’re comfortable or interested in that. Ive my twitter and diff platforms where i do that but this AI thingy has affected our work ( my work personally) so much that these people are literally selling their artworks on every platform.

I would love to share my portfolio to anyone who’s interested or comfortable seeing my work❤️!! You guys can shoot me a dm or just comment below if anyone of you guys like🫶🏻

I’m curious, what AI clipping tools is everyone using to clip moments from their stream? I’ve tried various ones, like Opus Clips, Frosty Tools, etc. and they’re all clipping random moments not moments. That are actually funny or interesting or I’m reaching limits because my streams are too long or the downloaded files are too big. For context, I sometimes stream seven hours in one sitting on the weekends and work a full-time job so I can’t easily edit and clip everything after the fact easily and most seem to have a limit of one hour or 1 GB.

I'm a dude in my 30s that has been seeing streaming since Justin tv days. I've always wanted to do this. However, back in the day I didn't have a proper PC. Then I decided at the time that I should follow the advice of the adults in my life and get into the workforce. Try to go to college. All that jazz. That all that internet and video game stuff is a waste of time.

I've worked everything from restaurants, to retail, warehouses, etc etc. Each and every job I've felt more and more like crap. Now, I'm sitting here at this cafe I work at while looking at my OBS and everything and have been asking myself "why?"

I can't do that anymore. I want this more than ever. To be my own boss and just build a community for me. I don't want to be some big name. I don't want my name in lights or some big sponsors or a energy powder flavor or whatever. I just want to do the thing I've always wanted to do, but I have no idea where to start and what in the heck to do.

I don't have a Twitter or any social media nor do I want to go about advertising my stream on like Facebook or anything. How can I start this without making a fool of myself and falling back into the regular 9 to 5 bustle.

I know stream start-ups aren't going to instantly pop off and I'm willing to put in the same amount of time building my dream I put into making sure all of these buisnesses I've busted my behind for prosper. I want to put the work ethic I've gained into ME now not into anymore of these places that barely pay above minimal and never promote from within.

I am ready and willing to learn.

As a small streamer, realistically, what would be needed to get close to a big streamer..

Hello there, I am new into this subreddit and a new streamer aswell and usually having 0 views working on other social media platforms to advertise my channel but I was wondering what to do when there is no one watching my stream I am usaully talkitive but with no viewers its kinda hard for me just to be saying anything sometimes I notice viewers who be watching the stream but they still silent how to make people more interseted into my stream or is it just a case of time?

And of course, I am looking for other new streamer friends. I would be more than happy to meet more people who are on the same journey as me!!

Hey people, first post on here. I’ve been streaming for a while but I only recently started to stream for content and I was curious if there were some skills to help create an entertaining stream? Something I do is minimize silent times and exaggerate bits from time to time. Apart from those two things, I still feel like the stream isn’t as entertaining/engaging..?

I know entertainment is subjective so not everyone will find the same entertaining. I am more so curious about the skills you guys have developed over time to produce a prolifically entertaining stream:)

I'm a youtube streamer building my community and need 3 players everyday from 8pm to 11:30pm eastern. Comment and let me know if you wanna join.

I am streaming to twitch from a Xbox Series X. Most games apart from any GTA streams with audio. I turn off the radio and it still doesn't work. Any fixes that dint involve buying a pc set up.

I stream on an Xbox series x to twitch and around the 3-3.5 hour mark, it always seems to crash when I’m streaming. Is this a common occurrence or is there something I should do to fix it? My internet connection is consistent and stable. I also have no issues until around that point of my stream. Any tips or thoughts on the issues would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!