You have to click on the streamer's profile pic at the bottom-left of the video player (assuming you're on desktop) to go to their Profile page, which then has Videos as an option, including the currently ongoing stream (assuming they have the option set to record VODs). /r/Twitch is an unofficial place for discussions surrounding the streaming Select the VOD you want to watch. An ad will automatically play, this is unavoidable. 2 Once ads are finished and content starts, pause the VOD. 3. Close your iPad and wait 15 minutes. 4. Once you hit replay, the VOD will play without ads. It works for me. Taking a clip on Twitch is easy. On both a live stream and a VOD you’ll find a ‘clip’ button on the lower right in the video player. You can also press ‘ALT + X’ to clip on Twitch. Next, you’ll be taken to the clip editor where you can adjust the timestamps for the clip. Next, add a title and hit publish to make your clip live! 1. Click the Clip button. How to rewind a Twitch stream. The first option is to click on the Clip button, which sits in the bottom right-hand corner of the stream and looks like a film slate. Unfortunately, though, this option only grabs the last 90 seconds of the stream, which is pretty limited for those looking to rewind farther back. By default, track 1 is your live audio feed while track 2 is your VOD audio feed. In this example, all audio sources are set to be sent to the live feed on track 1 but the Music source is excluded from the VOD feed on track 2. Note: you are still able to use tracks 3-6 to separate your audio for editing afterwards Go to the channel whose past streams you want to see. Navigate to the Videos tab. Click on Filter. From the dropdown menu, choose Clips. In the right section, you will see the clips. These are categorized based on the time of its clipping. 3. Check YouTube or Other Streaming Channels. Go to your Twitch Dashboard. Access the “ Content ” section in the hamburger menu. Click on “ Video Producer ” under the “ Content ” section. You will see all your Twitch stream videos produced in the past. Go to the desired video and click the “ Highlight ” option. Click the Highlight button in past broadcast. First of all, yes, I am aware of Twitch's muting system, and there's no copyrighted music on my stream. Period. The VODs do not have any red highlighted segments that would indicate as much, the whole VOD looks clean as a whistle. About a week ago, my streams started crashing roughly every two hours, and the subsequent VODs would be completely This only seems to be happening on desktop. When I click on any live stream, the stream plays for about a second, then it comes up with the offline screen saying "Channel is currently offline", then the stream resets and it repeats the same process over and over. Pretty much the same happens for vods, I press play, a black screen pops up, the VOD is an option Twitch offers streamers so they can keep parts of their stream in storage for later access and easy viewing for their fans. If you haven’t tried this part of Twitch yet, it’s l4Pe51A.