Travis Vocino

"I use plenty of those elements for streaming, actually. For example, [bumpers for stepping away during longer live streams](http://i.imgur.com/4UKIPjN...). That's why I'm not that excited about all the Twitch integration with consoles (well that and I stream on YouTube, not twitch), I can't release the same level of production quality I can using a PC setup." - Travis Vocino

"People choose to watch an LP of games like The Last of Us based on a commentator they like. They don't want to see an LP of it, they want to see _________ do an LP of it." - Travis Vocino

"Broadcasting directly from the PS4 won't afford you anywhere near the same control as from a PC. Losing bumpers, scene control, recording, and more would be tough." - Travis Vocino

"You don't have the right to monetize ANY gameplay content without permission. That is the only acceptable truth. People will downvote and claim "fair use" but that is the reality. Getting away with it doesn't make it fair use." - Travis Vocino

"Not sure about this thread but here's my channel: http://youtube.com/vocino" - Travis Vocino

"Did this really need to be an image?" - Travis Vocino

"Well, I didn't know this was an update since it's not in the update format. Honestly though, no one respects the subreddit anymore so have at it :P" - Travis Vocino

"But... They already own the copyright." - Travis Vocino

"Haha, another excellent autocorrect moment." - Travis Vocino

"Please read the sidebar about posting updates." - Travis Vocino

"How would you tell people you half assed an edit but you want feedback? If you don't care that much, why would anyone else?" - Travis Vocino

"Make sure you yell into the mic, have a facecam with side-swept hipster hair, maybe some eye-liner, laugh historically about any nudity or sexual innuendo in the games you play, don't forget to yell into the mic. Yell into the mic. Yell." - Travis Vocino

"Post a cumulative update once per week. See the sidebar." - Travis Vocino

"*natural selection" - Travis Vocino

"[Torg](http://www.youtube.com/user...) held a contest and gave away an indie bundle. Here was the thread: http://www.reddit.com/r..." - Travis Vocino

"That seems like a lot of work heh. I think if they're active they're probably on there already." - Travis Vocino

"My list is *mostly* r/letsplay. But there's quite a lot of great LPers that do cool things for the community and don't just link dump that should be included. IRC people, specifically." - Travis Vocino

"ah, I didn't limit it to r/letsplay." - Travis Vocino

"If you're an LPer, you qualify." - Travis Vocino

"Thanks. I did [**Tomb Raider**](http://www.youtube.com/watch...) as well. Not sure what to do next. Any suggestions? I'm playing Remember Me right now which might turn out pretty cool." - Travis Vocino

"Negotiating contracts is much less effective after you've *already signed it*. Regarding support: Are you using the zendesk ticket system? I have never had an issue with responses. They have several people that man the help desk system to answer questions." - Travis Vocino

"Note: A company being unwilling to allow you to **breach the contract and default on the commitment** that **you signed** doesn't mean bad customer service." - Travis Vocino

"I figured I would chime in here. In full disclosure, I am partnered with Machinima and have an outside business relationship with them but really this applies to any partnership. A lot of bad partnership reviews come from people that regret signing terrible first-try contracts. This is bad practice in any and all business, not just youtube gameplay video world. A well understood, well negotiated contract with any network partner will always be better than a "first-try" contract that's given to someone when they're emailing the network asking for a partnership. There's absolutely no reason you should sign a contract you don't like. The fact that a company gives you an initial contract that people decided to sign without consulting a lawyer, a friend, a mom, whatever, does not make said company bad people or out to get anyone. Corporations (YouTube networks) are in the business of making money. If someone tells you that this or that network is "for the people", they probably don't have..." - Travis Vocino

"Unlike YouTube streaming, Twitch does not transencode for all its users. You should stream at a bitrate that you feel most of your audience can reliably receive." - Travis Vocino

"Why don't you start with *one*?" - Travis Vocino