With or without a hitch, this isn't quite Twitch.
Showing posts with label uploads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label uploads. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 26, 2015
YouTube Gaming (and new streaming interface) launch
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features,
feedback,
Google,
hitbox,
live streaming,
playstation,
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random,
rant,
rant articles,
release notes,
twitch,
updates,
uploads,
ustream,
wii,
wii u,
xbox,
youtube,
youturbia
Friday, August 8, 2014
Twitch.TV: Updates to Recent Changes
Twitch is listening, sort of.
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copyright,
features,
feedback,
glitches,
JTV,
Justin.TV,
live streaming,
policy,
random,
rant,
rant articles,
release notes,
twitch,
updates,
uploads,
Video on Demand,
VOD,
youtube,
youturbia
Thursday, August 7, 2014
Twitch.TV: Audio Content in VODs
Twitch seems to be on a roll with features and announcements lately, though some consider that roll to be a slice of moldy bread.
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Twitch.TV: Changes to Past Broadcast Archiving
More changes to Twitch, this time relating to how it handles Past Broadcasts (aka VODs).
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features,
feedback,
JTV,
Justin.TV,
live streaming,
Partner Program,
policy,
random,
rant,
rant articles,
release notes,
twitch,
updates,
uploads,
ustream,
Video on Demand,
VOD,
youtube,
youturbia
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Mario Kart 8 MKTV videos now on YouTube
A lot of Mario Kart 8 videos are going to hit YouTube. Actually, they already have.
Friday, May 4, 2012
Remember that New Series I was talking about?
Remember when I mentioned creating a new video series? Here it is, sorta.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
YouTube Partner Program Changes
The YouTube Partner Program has had it's critics since it's initial launch (I'm one of them), and the program itself has seen various changes as it's benefits became available to more users. This week has marked a dramatic change on the definition of who is a Partner.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Changes to YouTube Subscriber Counts
Updated January 12th
YouTube is changing how Subscribers are being counted. These changes are intended to remove inactive and closed accounts from total subscriber counts as well as improve techniques for preventing artificial inflation of subscriber counts.
YouTube is changing how Subscribers are being counted. These changes are intended to remove inactive and closed accounts from total subscriber counts as well as improve techniques for preventing artificial inflation of subscriber counts.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Longer Videos for (Almost) Everyone
Yesterday, a bunch of YouTube users seemed to discover that the 'Partner Settings' tab was appearing in their account settings. The upload page said that videos over 15 minutes were possible. Some users even saw the message implying that they could enable revenue sharing for all videos. Did everyone become a Partner? Not quite...
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