[NE FIRST] Match Video Mega Thread

[Ty Tremblay]

Originally Posted by NotInControl

Question 1:
Is there a reason why the streams are not set to archive automatically? To my knowledge NE First uses Twitch for 2015 webcasting, which supports automatic saving of the stream, and storage.

Unless there is some technical reason why we can't do this, it would make everyone's lives a lot easier when trying to access archived matches... because it would be done automatically by Twitch, and saved immediately.

Rather complicated answer here. All streams since week 3 have been automatically archived on Twitch and can be found here:

http://www.twitch.tv/nefirst_red/pro...ast_broadcasts
http://www.twitch.tv/nefirst_blue/pr...ast_broadcasts

However, Twitch provides no guarantee that the archives will be available forever and reserves the right to delete the archives as needed. As you can see, the blue channel already has no archives left.

Additionally, Twitch automatically detects copyright audio in all recorded video and will mute the audio for the video when copyright audio is detected. Since FIRST plays copyright audio ALL DAY, this is a big hurdle.

Thirdly, the Twitch playback feature is pretty terrible. Twitch is made for live video, and there's reason most Twitch streamers also have an accompanying YouTube channel.

[NotInControl]

Originally Posted by Steve Kaneb

Just like last year, WPI will be running two streams: one of full-field, and one with the feed that's going to the projectors at the event. In between matches, we will still be showing the field because the sponsor slides are rolling on a different screen in the venue.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by Ty Tremblay

Rather complicated answer here. All streams since week 3 have been automatically archived on Twitch and can be found here:

http://www.twitch.tv/nefirst_red/pro...ast_broadcasts
http://www.twitch.tv/nefirst_blue/pr...ast_broadcasts

However, Twitch provides no guarantee that the archives will be available forever and reserves the right to delete the archives as needed. As you can see, the blue channel already has no archives left.

Additionally, Twitch automatically detects copyright audio in all recorded video and will mute the audio for the video when copyright audio is detected. Since FIRST plays copyright audio ALL DAY, this is a big hurdle.

Thirdly, the Twitch playback feature is pretty terrible. Twitch is made for live video, and there's reason most Twitch streamers also have an accompanying YouTube channel.

Sucks... but makes sense I guess. Thanks for the explanation.

[Eric Scheuing]

Any chance anybody has video from Hartford they'd be willing to share?