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If you're having trouble with your Twitch watch time not being detected, here is a workaround that works perfectly for me: I run 4 to 6 streams simultaneously. If the tracker fails on one, it usually catches another, so the count goes up much faster. Important tip: They will auto-pause if covered by another window. My solution is to let the tracker connect, then squish all the streams into tiny windows and stack them on the side of my screen so nothing overlaps them.
Nuriell - 07.02.2026 07:46:26
This is working for now, with 2 streams the speed is normal, the usual 42 minutes, i'll go with that.
zakijesk - 07.02.2026 08:48:38
you can just unmute the stream but mute it's tab so it doesn't pause when you're doing something else
timeTr@veler - 07.02.2026 11:56:21
Thanks for those tips.
Fruit Punch Samurai - 07.02.2026 14:06:47
Yikes, 6 streams?! 😵 Unless AWA had a Twitch issue that day (like the great tragedy of July 1st, 2026), just 1 stream works fine for me when I avoid the red zone: https://alienwarearena.com/relay/0a578bd8-c673-4f99-82a6-04a6f0c6fc55
EdLadle - 07.03.2026 05:34:17
thanks zakijesk, that will make life easier :-)
ericgold - 07.05.2026 03:11:28
Wow! I hope you don't have a data cap like I do. Talk about unnecessary data!
EdLadle - 07.06.2026 04:49:45
ericgold If I had a data cap it would be a very different story. and setting the strams to 160p or whatever is lowest cuts down on bandwidth use. its only for a short while