Post by OrochiGeese on Dec 12, 2023 10:15:42 GMT
Last night on Twitch, I streamed 6 capped matches. Tonight I made Highlight videos of them. They are still set to private but when I put them on public I get the same message on the top right.
It says: "Failed to determine content classification."
Has anyone seen this message and know how to deal with it?
I know Twitch changed their classification rules over the summer and I think this issue is related.
blog.twitch.tv/en/2023/06/20/introducing-content-classification-labels/
help.twitch.tv/s/article/content-classification-labels?language=en_US
The thing is - I can't retroactively change the stream settings for the streams that featured those matches. And those videos don't even fall into any of the labels that are given. FPW isn't a mature game and doesn't have realistic depictions of violence. None of the other labels remotely apply.
They are just normal Fire Pro matches*
The weirder thing is that I posted a match video like a month ago (months after the policy change) and didn't get the same message. So I don't get why the message is on these current videos.
Any ideas? I'd switch to Youtube but I still don't get their classification of mature videos. If I post a Fire Pro videos and set it for a mature audience, I don't want them to disagree cause "lol cartoon wrestling."
*no gooses, i swear! 🪿
It says: "Failed to determine content classification."
Has anyone seen this message and know how to deal with it?
I know Twitch changed their classification rules over the summer and I think this issue is related.
blog.twitch.tv/en/2023/06/20/introducing-content-classification-labels/
help.twitch.tv/s/article/content-classification-labels?language=en_US
The thing is - I can't retroactively change the stream settings for the streams that featured those matches. And those videos don't even fall into any of the labels that are given. FPW isn't a mature game and doesn't have realistic depictions of violence. None of the other labels remotely apply.
They are just normal Fire Pro matches*
The weirder thing is that I posted a match video like a month ago (months after the policy change) and didn't get the same message. So I don't get why the message is on these current videos.
Any ideas? I'd switch to Youtube but I still don't get their classification of mature videos. If I post a Fire Pro videos and set it for a mature audience, I don't want them to disagree cause "lol cartoon wrestling."
*no gooses, i swear! 🪿
