Twitch plans to give some content that the banners have made to provide storage costs. Wednesday The broadcast platform announced It will provide a 100 -hour storage cover for the most prominent loads and downloads that start on April 19, with a warning that users will be deleted automatically until it decreases to a minimum.
Twitch says he is doing so because “the prominent points were not very effective in leading discovery or sharing,” and it is not worth the cost of storing thousands of hours of this content. TWITCH is owned by Amazon, which is a pioneering cloud storage provider-details that have not been taken into account by the banners that criticize the decision.
The update applies only to prominent points-specific excerpts released from direct broadcast records (Vods) using the Highlighter tool to view the best moments of banners-loaded shots created using third-party services. Other types of content will not be affected upon request, including clips and Vods (automatically deleted) with the new storage limit.
TWITCH users who have already exceeded CAP can download prominent points and load them before the restrictions are effective, after which the content will be deleted from the most prominent landmarks. To facilitate the identification of videos that must be kept, Twitch launches a new storage tracker on the video product page, the ability to filter the most prominent length, the number of display, and the date of construction. It will not be possible to exceed more than 100 hours of outstanding points and downloads once all users offer a minimum.
“Submit this limit for 100 hours storage, which affects less than 0.5 percent of the active channels on Nashel and represents less than 0.1 percent of the watched hours, and helps us and said Twitch:
Automatic deletion and cover will significantly affect the fast Twitch community, whose history is largely archived through the prominent points. Although prominent points and loading can be exported to other platforms, the process is arduous and may interfere with how to document fast records on the web.
“Not only the world records, but most of all operations that were presented on Twitch are stored as highlighting Speedrun.com. This includes users who are no longer operating, and they no longer flow, and they no longer have an online presence, or they may not be Surrounded anymore, “” Note one of the users of one Nashleh Forum. “The paralysis of the most prominent feature of a disaster will be an absolute disaster for Speedrun’s history.”
