And while i am at it, take a look at this feed by @camronjk.com – Lots of good tips and info there. They inspired me to make this thread, so if you like it, show them some love too please! <3

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Quick disclaimer, I have not actually used any of these tools yet. My plan is to set up my own Ganymede instance, but I wanted to get this thread out in time, so there :3

If you have any recommendations, additions or have tried one of these tools, please leave a comment!

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Here are some honorable mentions!

Streamlink lets you download live streams if you're into that kind of thing: streamlink.github.io

Chat-Downloader… downloads chat from live streams, VODs and clips: github.com/xenova/chat-...

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Finally, there is Ganymede: This one is a little more involved, but looks like a good alternative to Youtube. Might be a good option for Twitch teams, since it supports multiple users/streamers.

It adds a nice WebUI to TwitchDownloader and has some extra features like playlists and automation.

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If you prefer storing them on your PC (or server), take a look at TwitchDownloader: A graphical (and CLI) tool to backup your videos, including chat! It has all the options you could need, and then some.

The GUI has an option to mass download videos from your channel too, so that's nice.

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You could manually download all your content or upload it to Youtube. But doing so by hand is tedious and videos take up lots of disk space.

Enter the Vault by @commanderroot.bsky.social: It can automatically backup your videos, or export them to Youtube! It's very reasonably priced too IMO.

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