nonstopvod mirrors every broadcast off Twitch before it expires, plays it back on site with your own audio over the muted ranges, and republishes it to a second channel as one continuous 24/7 stream.
No card to start. One past broadcast import, mirrored off Twitch, plus 0.05 TB for your fill track and branding.
Twitch removes a VOD after 14 days, 60 for partners. We mirror it byte for byte and keep it for as long as you pay for the storage.
Watch the archive on our player, with the track you chose playing over every muted range instead of silence. The video never stops or blacks out.
A second Twitch channel airing your archive around the clock, with titles, categories and tags updating themselves as each replay starts.
Fifteen pieces, all of them running without you once they are set up.
A 24/7 queue that fills itself, weighing timezone, game variety and recency so the channel never repeats itself into the ground.
Live status, what is airing, what is next and the current viewer count. Force play or skip without ever opening Twitch.
Approve a broadcast before it airs, with its categories, chapters, audio status and air readiness all on one screen.
Automatic splitting by game, by break and by highlight, so a nine hour broadcast is navigable instead of a wall.
Sponsor stings and clickbait stripped from the replay title. The original is kept next to it and never overwritten.
Muted audio and DMCA hits flagged before the broadcast goes out, not after the strike lands.
Title, category and tags updated on the replay channel automatically as each VOD starts airing.
Your own graphics and audio during muted segments and idle breaks, instead of dead air and a black frame.
Custom commands plus the ones a replay channel actually needs: !vod, !next, !skip and !shoutout.
A multi night playthrough airs as one arc, in order, instead of being shuffled apart by the variety rule.
One message while you are live, a different one while the replay is airing. Never both at once.
Hold a fresh broadcast back for as long as you like, so the replay channel never competes with the live one.
Invite editors with Owner and Member roles. Seats are unlimited, because a seat costs us nothing.
A separate replay channel, a rerun label enforced on every title we push, and a muted audio check before anything airs.
Scales with your library. You are billed for what you actually store, measured per VOD and shown to you per VOD.
Which is why this is cheap to run, and why it never changes how your broadcast looks.
Segments are copied exactly as Twitch served them. No transcode, no re-mux, no quality loss, and the mute map falls out of the playlist for free.
Playback is ordinary HLS with range requests and immutable caching. Seeking is instant because there is nothing to compute.
A single stream copied RTMP session follows an appended playlist. Skipping, reordering and inserting are edits to a queue, never a restart of the broadcast.
Priced per workspace. Storage is metered from our own accounting, so the number we bill is the number the dashboard shows you.
Everything the replay channel needs, running unattended.
Beyond the 1 TB your plan includes, billed per started terabyte: 1.05 TB stored is one chargeable terabyte, not a fraction of one. No tiers to pick between and nothing to guess at.
No, and nobody can. Twitch replaces the audio in the muted range at the source, so the original is simply gone. What we do instead is play a track you chose over that range while the video keeps running, which is the honest version of the feature.
Not the way we run it. The replay airs on a separate channel, never your live one. Every title we push carries a rerun label, which we enforce in code even if you leave it out of your template, and a broadcast with too much muted audio is held out of the queue rather than aired.
There is no re-encoding. Segments are stored exactly as Twitch served them and the replay session stream copies them, so the replay is bit identical to the original broadcast.
Nothing visible. Skip, reorder and insert are edits to a queue that the running session reads from; the RTMP session itself is never restarted, so viewers do not see a reconnect.
Your archive stays readable for the rest of the period you paid for and you can pull it down. We do not hold a library hostage.