Brime Dev

Developer Relations for @WatchBrime
Discord: API:

[Brime Dev @BrimeDev]

The OBS Stats Dock now includes real-time multistream data.

[Brime Dev @BrimeDev]

Developers who stream:
We've open sourced a neat little applet we created that triggers a hotkey when your mouse cursor moves between monitors. (useful for automatically changing scenes of different monitors while livestreaming)

https://t.co/NcDlbyiNwt

[Brime Dev @BrimeDev]

@gavinx2031 @YouTubeGaming Twitch on the other hand, uses FFMPEG and ~200 clip workers (source: Twitch developer) to generate an MP4 file from the HLS chunks, requiring concatenation and is fundamentally going to be slower.

[Brime Dev @BrimeDev]

@gavinx2031 @YouTubeGaming You are absolutely correct that twitch is the giant in the space currently. But at a core technical level, Brime leverages our edge cache that is stored in-memory. This allows for near instant clipping and time shifted playback. This approach scales with us as we grow.

[Justin @geeken]

Most of you are aware that @WatchBrime has a global community... we wanted a way to connect everyone. So we did. @discord language channel translation in real-time.

We've open sourced our bot :)
Would love to see this become a native option within Discord.
@jasoncitron

[Brime Dev @BrimeDev]

@LonelyFoxAri Until we roll out the new auth system, you can reset your account password here: https://t.co/Pwa6caWxUC

[Brime Dev @BrimeDev]

Third-party developer highlight:
The mad lad, ChubbyNinja, created a WIP stats website in under a week. We look forward to seeing more awesome projects like this.
https://t.co/tJjwq4MVxB

[Brime Dev @BrimeDev]

If provided the opportunity, how many of you would like to start building into the Brime platform with our APIs?

[Justin @geeken]

Happy Friday 😄