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dont like the start so far but I cant say i dont understand it.
Oh please, your exaggerating the situation.
It sucks they're ruining VODs and highlights and all that jazz, but I'm not going to miss some of the music that otherwise quality streamers play. I can listen to my own music if I want the background noise.
It's not just background music. Game audio and music is being muted too. On a fucking game streaming website.
Shit like the full audio of Mike Tyson's Punch Out is getting muted. All of Adam_ak's Vice City runs are getting hit. Hell, even a couple of my Freedom Planet vods got hit, and in odd sections of the game...like the middle of levels, not the entire level. It's a horribly flawed system.
I know, like I said, it sucks they've ruined that stuff, but I'm talking about for future streams. There should be less streamers ruining their own broadcast with loud, obnoxious music. Hopefully.
Monitoring background music of dudes while they play videogames is teh g@yness.
It's not affecting live gameplay. So idc.
It's only a matter of time before it does.
Nah. You're speculating.
Confirmation of one speculation isn't evidence towards another. Nevertheless, I think Jocke is correct. Google is too big to and too capable of monetizing these potential revenue streams to expect them to operate under the table the way that twitch did before they purchased it. They're going to enforce copyright law for all the IP on their service. That's just how business works. Blame the lawyers.Funny. People "speculated" that this would happen when the Twitch being bought out by Google rumor mill started.
Well the only upside so far (or maybe downside in your case), is live streams should not be affected. Now, how long that will last remains to be seen.
Except he's not.
wasnt this gonna happen eventually with or without Google's aquisition of Twitch?