Posts from Reposting Twitch streams on YouTube.

(I'm actually surprised why people don't stream on YouTube?)

(I'm actually surprised why people don't stream on YouTube?)

Since Twitch doesn't store videos and deletes them after a relatively short period, I decided to write a script that downloads videos of Heroes 3 streamers. There are quite a few videos now, and it's a shame to delete them, so I added a feature to the script to upload them to YouTube.
With the permission of the authors, I am posting the videos:
HellLight
Redwhait
=Lizard=
Aiwe
Dirty_Player
Twaryna
Grizvald
Amiloo
The script continues to work, and new videos from Twitch, as well as old videos that I have on my hard drive but haven't yet been uploaded to YouTube, will appear in the playlists.
Unfortunately, YouTube, like Twitch, blocks audio tracks in videos that contain copyrighted background music. YouTube now allows you to remove the background audio without deleting comments(!), but this feature is currently in beta, and I'm not sure if it can be used through the script. Doing this manually for each video separately is too complicated. Perhaps later I will modify the script to remove the music and preserve the comments so that YouTube doesn't block them.

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I would also like to ask other streamers for permission to upload their videos to YouTube: Maretti0, thetoganash, dave_hun, the__the, dark_HW, mikevalentine, akastinger, sevensan.

Friend, you deserve a monument while you're still alive!:smile14: :smile14: :smile14: :smile14:
I haven't quite figured out if the sound issues from Twitch still exist (when the sound disappears due to copyright infringement), but if this problem is also solved here, I'm ready to treat you to a beer! )))))))

Unfortunately, they still remain in some videos, and YouTube even seems to exacerbate the issue. In my opinion, the best solution to this problem would be for streamers not to include background music in the audio track of the stream in the first place. The second option is the new function for removing background music, which has appeared on YouTube, but it is still in beta and doesn't work very well.
In principle, the problem can be bypassed by recording videos directly during the stream, but there will still be nowhere to upload them, except perhaps to torrents; I have collected more than a terabyte of these videos in a couple of months...

Well, streamers definitely won't remove music from their streams. But what if we try uploading videos to alternative video hosting platforms? Like RuTube (I don't know how they handle audio muting, just suggesting it as an option).

What about the Chinese website http://www.youku.com/? :D ?

А что на счет vimeo?