poketon96, YouTube Live sucks? Lol!
I'm not using Google+ Hangout, I'm using the real YouTube Live.
Google+ Hangout on YouTube indeed sucks, YouTube Live doesn't.
Mac version?
Re: Mac version?
I used it before but I ended up switching to Twitch and XSplit when I installed Windows. You can do 100x more on XSplit and the chat for Twitch is a lot better than YouTube's reloading every minute. Can't really talk to my viewers as much thereMKGirlism wrote:poketon96, YouTube Live sucks? Lol!
I'm not using Google+ Hangout, I'm using the real YouTube Live.
Google+ Hangout on YouTube indeed sucks, YouTube Live doesn't.
Re: Mac version?
Only if I had more time and more Twitch Subscribers, I might switch to Twitch.
YouTube's Content ID thing annoys the crap out of me.
YouTube's Content ID thing annoys the crap out of me.
Re: Mac version?
Especially after Nintendo started with all this claiming crap. Luckily, I haven't gotten hit by anything.MKGirlism wrote:Only if I had more time and more Twitch Subscribers, I might switch to Twitch.
YouTube's Content ID thing annoys the crap out of me.
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ShadowMario3
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Re: Mac version?
But yeah, Twitch really isn't useful if you barely have any followers there as opposed to on YouTube. Agreed on you can do much more with XSplit. That's why I use it with YouTube Live.poketon96 wrote:I used it before but I ended up switching to Twitch and XSplit when I installed Windows. You can do 100x more on XSplit and the chat for Twitch is a lot better than YouTube's reloading every minute. Can't really talk to my viewers as much thereMKGirlism wrote:poketon96, YouTube Live sucks? Lol!
I'm not using Google+ Hangout, I'm using the real YouTube Live.
Google+ Hangout on YouTube indeed sucks, YouTube Live doesn't.
That's because it's hitting the more popular people first, so it'll be a while before it hits us lower people. Of course, hopefully Nintendo will stop by then.poketon96 wrote:Especially after Nintendo started with all this claiming crap. Luckily, I haven't gotten hit by anything.MKGirlism wrote:Only if I had more time and more Twitch Subscribers, I might switch to Twitch.
YouTube's Content ID thing annoys the crap out of me.
Re: Mac version?
Unfortunately, that is not all true. I've gotten many responses from my viewers with under 1K Subscribers that have gotten a Content ID Claim from Nintendo, regardless of the length of the video.
And Nintendo isn't going 1 by 1 and claiming 1 video at a time. It is all was YouTube's Content ID system catches so we might be the lucky ones
And Nintendo isn't going 1 by 1 and claiming 1 video at a time. It is all was YouTube's Content ID system catches so we might be the lucky ones
Re: Mac version?
ShadowMario3, that's not true.
I'm far less popular than the guy who got on every single site, and it happened to me a hell lot earlier.
Nintendo (or should I say, a couple of fakers pretending to be Nintendo) started Content ID Matching everyone since September 2012 already, it's just sad people the bigger News sites now just picked it up, making people think it's a brand new thing, while it isn't.
Even when my brother and I have reported it together, halfway April, nobody gave a fuck.
Then some popular LPer got butthurt, and now everyone knows it...waaaaaaay to late.
I'm far less popular than the guy who got on every single site, and it happened to me a hell lot earlier.
Nintendo (or should I say, a couple of fakers pretending to be Nintendo) started Content ID Matching everyone since September 2012 already, it's just sad people the bigger News sites now just picked it up, making people think it's a brand new thing, while it isn't.
Even when my brother and I have reported it together, halfway April, nobody gave a fuck.
Then some popular LPer got butthurt, and now everyone knows it...waaaaaaay to late.
Re: Mac version?
That must be something else because Nintendo already made an official statement about it. http://www.gonintendo.com/?id=202693&mode=viewstoryMKGirlism wrote:ShadowMario3, that's not true.
I'm far less popular than the guy who got on every single site, and it happened to me a hell lot earlier.
Nintendo (or should I say, a couple of fakers pretending to be Nintendo) started Content ID Matching everyone since September 2012 already, it's just sad people the bigger News sites now just picked it up, making people think it's a brand new thing, while it isn't.
Even when my brother and I have reported it together, halfway April, nobody gave a fuck.
Then some popular LPer got butthurt, and now everyone knows it...waaaaaaay to late.
Re: Mac version?
Well, I'm probably one of the people who don't believe this one.
Although the latest Claim was from an Email Address "@nintendo-ns.co.jp".
When I looked it up, it was indeed in ownership of Nintendo.
But the Article also states that Nintendo doesn't block Videos, which is false.
They don't block them, as long as you don't Dispute/Appeal them.
At the moment, I've got a Copyright Strike for showing off one of the Worlds from New Super Mario Bros. 2.
But as my brother has figured it out, the only way to get rid of Nintendo's Claim forever, is by receiving a Copyright Strike for that Video, and then send a Counter Notification.
As soon as the Video is back Online, they Claim will no longer return.
So far, I've been dealing with Claims from Square Enix, Ubisoft, SEGA, Namco, and many more, but only Nintendo makes sure the Claim will continue to exist.
All the others don't really care.
It even states that only a certain length will be affected, either that is false.
Content ID doesn't see a difference in length, they look at Videos that match even 1 second of whatever the one who has access to Content ID, and if so, Claim!
Hell, not even this is known to the general public.
Although the latest Claim was from an Email Address "@nintendo-ns.co.jp".
When I looked it up, it was indeed in ownership of Nintendo.
But the Article also states that Nintendo doesn't block Videos, which is false.
They don't block them, as long as you don't Dispute/Appeal them.
At the moment, I've got a Copyright Strike for showing off one of the Worlds from New Super Mario Bros. 2.
But as my brother has figured it out, the only way to get rid of Nintendo's Claim forever, is by receiving a Copyright Strike for that Video, and then send a Counter Notification.
As soon as the Video is back Online, they Claim will no longer return.
So far, I've been dealing with Claims from Square Enix, Ubisoft, SEGA, Namco, and many more, but only Nintendo makes sure the Claim will continue to exist.
All the others don't really care.
It even states that only a certain length will be affected, either that is false.
Content ID doesn't see a difference in length, they look at Videos that match even 1 second of whatever the one who has access to Content ID, and if so, Claim!
Hell, not even this is known to the general public.
Re: Mac version?
Anyways, back to the topic. Hopefully the Mac version will be able to implement lots of helpful features on it's release and future updates 