When a streamer reads your Super Chat, you'll probably want to watch that moment again. With sukipp, you can set a start and an end in the stream's archive and make that moment a clip.
Before you start
- You can add a clip only after the stream ends and its archive is published. Videos that are live now can't be added. Sometimes you need to wait a while after the archive is published. The screen shows how long.
- Members-only and paid archives can't be made into clips.
Steps
- Create a list for your memorable moments. To keep it to yourself, set its visibility to Private. To show it to friends, choose Unlisted.
- On your list, select Add clip and paste the archive's URL.
- Find the moment your Super Chat was read. If the description or comments have timestamps, select Find timestamps and choose a nearby time from the suggestions.
- Right after the video loads, "Don't set a section (full video)" is on. You only want the moment, so set a section. Play the video, pause a little before your Super Chat is read, and select Use current position as start. Pause when it's done and select Use current position as end. Once you set a section, "Don't set a section" turns off automatically.
- Select Preview section to check it. If it's off, fix it with the −5 / −1 / +1 / +5 second buttons under Fine-tune.
- Give it a title you'll recognize later, such as "Stream on October 5," and add it.
If the URL includes a start position such as ?t=, it's read as the start. In this case too, "Don't set a section" turns off.
Watching it again
When you open the list, the moments you added play in order. To play just one moment over and over, turn off Autoplay and turn on Loop.