Based off what I've read, I think it should work as well. But that's why I asked, because I want to hear from someone who actually has experience with this.
Nice car! My usual DD is a 2017 Chevy SS (aka, Holden Commodore). Bone stock, thinking of using it for One Lap next year. The LS3 is amazing, I can't imagine how good a supercharged one would be!
And since I talk about them occasionally....
Other usual DD is a 98 M3/4/5. It's stock.
Finally, the toy car is a 95 M3. It's very much not stock.
I'm more of a YouTube person myself. That's where I watch Awesome Hardware. I watch WAN show recorded on YT as well. What is the problem with YT streaming that so many are against it?
UPDATE: LinusTech Twitch channel is now back online. Suspension only lasted a period of 24 hours.
LinusTechTips Twitch channel (twitch.tv/linustech) has been temporarily removed from Twitch after the channel received a DMCA (Digital Milennium Copyright Act) violation notice.
The suspension is expected to last for a period of 24 hours, starting 30/4/2018. Currently the LinusTechTips channel is not being displayed to followers in their "followed channel" panel. Attempting to navigate to the page directly presents an error message stating that you are unable to access that content. Features such as previously recorded videos being hosted and displayed on the channel are also currently inaccessible to followers.
Linus Sebastian has stated that he is unaware as to what content received the DCMA notice and he is unable to investigate while his account is suspended
I can't imagine what it was that LinusTechTips has done to receive the DMCA violation. The LinusTechTips twitch channel solely hosts the weekly WAN show. Their show is original and from what I've seen doesn't contain any copyrighted material that does not belong to LMG.
It seems extremely strange that Twitch would move to ban such a prominent partnered(?) channel without as much as a warning or clear explanation. Hopefully the suspension is only for the 24 hour period and we don't see any disruptions to the weekly WAN show.
The WAN show has been hosted on twitch for a long time, but perhaps after this move by Twitch we could see it being moved to being hosted live directly on Youtube, or perhaps live on Floatplane (when functional enough to allow it) and then later uploaded to youtube as a recording.
Update:
Appears Linus has been able to make contact with some Twitch representatives on the issue. Hopefully this is a step towards the suspension being lifted.
(Thanks to @Skiiwee29 & @VegetableStu)
Update:
The LinusTech Twitch channel is now back online. You can now browse pre-recorded video clips from old WAN show episodes and the channel should now show up in your followed channels list again. The suspension only lasted a period of 24 hours which was expected.
No word yet on the cause for the suspension.
I'll try and update the thread if/when there is some mainstream news articles available on the topic
If you find any news articles you would like me to list in the main post or see any updates from LTT on Twitter (I don't have twitter account so I don't get updates), post them in the thread and tag me with @Spotty and I'll look at adding them in.
This will hurt people's feelings but I don't really care. In my opinion, reaction channels is one way to easily get subs and views but it's also one of the laziest kind of content on YouTube
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