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What is Sound Alerts? Sound Alerts, is a Twitch Extension that allows you to have sound or video alerts on your stream, custom channel point rewards, overlays, and widgets for your stream—all of which are powered by a single browser source in your streaming software and accessible on the
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There are currently four roles available on your Twitch channel that you can assign to your viewers. Each role has a purpose, and multiple roles can be given to one person, except that a moderator can’t be a VIP, and a VIP can’t be a moderator. Only one
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If you want users new to your stream to agree to a ruleset before they start chatting, you have to set up your own set of Twitch chat rules. To get started, just head to your Twitch Dashboard, and on the left-hand side, you will see some tabs. First,
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Viewers who subscribe to your channel get a little sub badge next to their name to show that they support your stream. As your subscribers keep their subscriptions, they accumulate the time they’ve been subscribed to your channel, such as 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, etc., and with
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One of the biggest mistakes new streamers make when creating their Twitch account is to enable the save VOD setting for their account. So, in this short guide, we will show you how to do that, along with some information depending on your Twitch status (partner, affiliate, etc.) To start,
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Have you ever interacted negatively with someone on Twitch but never knew how to block them? Well, we can show you how to do just that with this quick guide. Firstly, if the person you want to block is in the same Twitch Chat as you, then all you need
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If you’ve ever wanted to change your Twitch Username, you can do so in just a few steps in the profile settings. Please note that changing your Twitch username will also change your Twitch channel URL Firstly, go to the Twitch.tv website, click your user icon in the
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Have you wondered how streamers get clips of their Livestream? It’s easier than you think! Whenever you have an epic, funny, or any moment in your stream where you’d like to clip it and save it to upload to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, or anywhere else, all you need
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OBS is arguably the most popular software for live streaming to Twitch, YouTube, TikTok, Kick, and any other website. But, just like any software, it will require updating occasionally. To do this, open OBS. If an update is available, a popup screen should appear with the new update outlining all
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