Clip Replay Setup

Twitch only shares a channel's clips with apps that ask with their own key, so Senchabot asks for you. Open Clip Replay from the Tools page of the Senchabot Dashboard: it fills in your channels and a connection that lets the overlay read your Twitch clips. Kick's clips come from Kick's public clip list and need no login, so for Kick alone, untick Twitch and type your Kick channel.

Three clips go up with the numbers 1, 2 and 3. Viewers on Twitch and Kick type the number of the clip they want, and each viewer's last vote counts. When time runs out, the clip with the most votes plays. With no votes, one of the three plays at random, and a tie is drawn between the leaders.

It keeps going while the browser source shows: a vote, the clip, then the next vote. Hide the source or switch to a scene without it, and it stops. With Shutdown source when not visible ticked, it starts with a new vote every time it shows.

Your most viewed clips from the last 7 days, the last 30 days or all time, as you pick: up to 100 from Twitch and 60 from Kick. A clip that played comes back only after every other clip has. The list is read again every 15 minutes, so new clips join on their own.