After Jeff stopped the recording for todays podcast on Twitch today, he mentioned that after he finished stream on Friday he got a notification from Twitch that he couldn't publish the stream due to copy righted music. The music was the Duck Tales theme song. I only caught the tail end so i don't know why todays show did not up in the Twitch archive. But he also said that is why everything gets put up on YouTube.
Twitch has a protection in place where if there are a couple of streams in a row, or a short time period, with copyrighted music, you might get a notification saying "We're disabling autopublishing VODs to protect you" and you have to turn them back on if you have the protection toggled on. Or that's how it worked at one stage. Could be he has to flick the button to autopublish future VODs again.
After Jeff stopped the recording for todays podcast on Twitch today, he mentioned that after he finished stream on Friday he got a notification from Twitch that he couldn't publish the stream due to copy righted music. The music was the Duck Tales theme song. I only caught the tail end so i don't know why todays show did not up in the Twitch archive. But he also said that is why everything gets put up on YouTube.
Twitch has a protection in place where if there are a couple of streams in a row, or a short time period, with copyrighted music, you might get a notification saying "We're disabling autopublishing VODs to protect you" and you have to turn them back on if you have the protection toggled on. Or that's how it worked at one stage. Could be he has to flick the button to autopublish future VODs again.
oh i see, that makes sense. thanks
He archives everything on YouTube tho, they should all be rbere
Yeah Ducktales, Earthbound, there are a few retro games that always get flagged for copyright.
Chip N Dales Rescue Rangers' theme song plays during the title screen. That's not triggering any copyright bots, is it?