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I watched the stream on YouTube and the audio was kept as is. I doubt it would be the same for the VOD later but, couldn't Twitch do the same? Also, isn't Bliz
by fixmycode 6y ago
I watched the stream on YouTube and the audio was kept as is. I doubt it would be the same for the VOD later but, couldn't Twitch do the same?
Also, isn't Blizzard or Twitch breaking their ToS by simultaneously streaming on Twitch and YouTube?
- kmfrk 6y agoIt wasn't just Twitch's platform: it was Twitch's own channel /twitchgaming. On YouTube, Blizzard just streamed it to their own channel, and they've surely cleared the rights (for now).
- pkroll 6y agoI don't believe there are any ToS covering simultaneous streaming on Twitch and YouTube for either service.
- grogenaut 6y agoPartnered streamers sign away co streaming rights to become partners and get those benefits. For most streamers, they want a community and costreaming does the opposite of that For super large events having a split works. Large events aren't usually partners in the typical sense
- thatguy0900 6y agoEven if there was a tos issue, I'm sure blizzcon will be on their own contracts for this kind of stuff