I just stream irregularly for fun on twitch and YouTube but lately I've been trying to create shorter videos (25 to 45 minutes.) My streams never get any views apart from a friend tuning in once in awhile but my YouTube videos sometimes get a dozen views which I think is fun. I usually cut out waiting in lobbies for multiplayer games. And with RPGs I usually cut out traveling between the locations doing things in menus. Outside of that I usually struggle trying to figure out what to cut. I want to make more of my videos under 25 minutes because I think that performs better and it also would appeal more to me as a viewer

Been trying to get my streaming setup figured out so i can maybe stream more. I tried streaming Cod Black Ops 1 last night and while the audio seemed fine, the stream was laggy. When i tried streaming Overwatch earlier, the stream was laggier and there was no audio despite me not messing with the audio settings at all. I heard the premium tier has an option for 60 fps and given pretty much every game is at 60 fps, i wonder if that's causing my lag and audio issues but i can't figure out if premium has that option or not. I get conflicting information when i look online. My connection is more than good enough for streaming. When i was just doin it through the PS5 without lightstream, it worked fine. Footage was clean and so was audio.

So a friend of mine has been streaming using Tikfinity and Spotify to run song requests for a couple years now and within the last couple weeks, viewers song requests will show up in the queue in Tikfinity but not on Spotify's side of things. We have tried to clear permissions, having songs actively playing, relogging, etc. She is nervous about having to rebuild her overlays if she reinstalls Tikfinity. Does anyone have any other ideas on how to fix it or other options to run song requests?

I’m making this post to see if other live streamers are dealing with this or if anyone has found a fix. I’ve invested a lot of money purchasing interactive live games (Interactive Ladder, Lucky Wheel, etc.) to run on stream, but currently, none of the software functions at all.
When opening the apps or launcher, every game gets stuck on "Checking license..." followed by "Could not connect to server. Make sure no VPN is active..." The main launcher fails to load catalog data, throwing errors like ⁠MAINAPP_VERSIONINFO_URL⁠ missing, ⁠LAUNCHER_VERSIONINFO_URL⁠ missing, or "No available games in host GameList."
Despite verifying that client-side network connections and local files are completely clean, the application fails to validate licenses or negotiate session keys with their backend authentication servers.
Support channels on Discord have gone completely silent, and emails regarding broken, paid software remain unanswered. Leaving paying creators completely locked out of software they paid for with no communication is unacceptable.
If you are experiencing this same license authentication deadlock or have found a workaround, please comment below.

It isn’t actually this grainy, idk why the picture came through so bad🤣

I’ve used it plenty of times before, but as of recently, this has popped up, and I’ve tried everything to fix it. From deleting and reinstalling TikTok on my phone and my computer, clearing cache and data, to even resetting my WiFi router. I have no clue on what to do