Release notes
Videorc 0.9.104 Beta 1
The Chat window becomes the Stream Manager, with live viewers, followers, subs, tips, an activity feed and stream health next to your chat, and viewer counts now include X.
The Stream Manager, your whole stream in one window
- Live viewers with the peak and a small chart, added up across your destinations and now including X.
- Followers and how many you gained this stream, plus subs, tips, chat pace and stream health.
- An Activity feed for follows, subs, gifts, cheers and raids; put any of them on stream or thank them in chat.
- Chat with emotes, first-time chatters, replies, filters, search and a Send to picker.
- Fits any width, from a narrow sidebar to a full screen.
The Stream Manager
The Chat window is now the Stream Manager: your chat, your audience and the health of your stream in one window, across every destination you are live on. Open it from the status bar, or turn on Open Stream Manager when I go live in Settings to have it open by itself.
A row of stats along the top shows how long you have been live, how many people are watching right now (with the peak and a small chart), your followers and how many you gained this stream, subs and gifts, tips, how fast chat is moving, and whether each destination is healthy. Hover a number to see it per platform. When a platform cannot give a number, the stat says why instead of showing zero.
Activity
Follows, subs and resubs, gifted subs, cheers, raids, announcements and destination problems get their own feed, separate from chat. Filter it, see a summary for the stream, put an event on stream with the highlight card, or start a thank-you in chat.
A better chat
Chat shows Twitch emotes, role badges, the message someone replied to, and a marker on a viewer's first message. Filter by platform, questions or mentions of you, and search with ⌘F. Each message's ⋯ menu puts it on stream, starts a reply or copies it. Send to picks which platforms get your message; with X picked, the message keeps to X's 140 characters. Busy chats stay smooth, and scrolling up pauses the feed until you jump back.
Orcle moves into its own pane next to chat; ⌘J opens it.
Viewer counts include X
The watching count now adds your X viewers to YouTube and Twitch, and the per-platform split lists X. The total no longer jumps between platforms when you stream to Twitch and X together.
Twitch follow alerts and your sub count
Follow alerts and your Twitch sub total need one more Twitch permission. Choose Reconnect Twitch in Livestream → Setup to grant it; reconnecting later keeps it.
Fits any width
The Stream Manager arranges itself for the space it has: chat beside Activity or Orcle when it is wide, one pane at a time in between, and a one-line summary above chat in a narrow sidebar.