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The issue is I use multiple ISPs and need around 3 WAN ports and one LAN port going to the switch. Might just get a to link gateway.....

I just use jDownloader. yt-dlp sometimes has issues downloading the audio. Or, maybe it's just because, I don't properly know how to use it.

WAN and the other one as your lan and connect it to your previous router to work as your AP/switch, or just buy a very cheap unmanaged switch. Even if the sbc doesn't have 2 lan ports you can add a g

Never tried it on windows but yt-dlp supports a lot of sites, various options, and lets you download without limits.

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just a nice place to download videos and watch on your time.. i don't know, i use sometimes but only allows 1hr download at a time.. good to download clips from twitch.

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for those liking to Twitch, i can only recommend to untwitch

Not available here, would have really liked to own one, need to upgrade my r7000

Restreamer to the rescue

I don't think anyone is going to watch the raw footage. So I'll edit it into shorter videos.

Myabe do an hour each. That way you have about 10 videos. BTW, on YouTube, space them out over a few days. On a new channel, do not upload them all together.

Yeah, it seems like the current thing to do is multistream to the various platforms and then post trimmed videos to youtube/some other VOD service after the fact (if you switch games/etc.) to also cap

I'm streaming minecraft. And yeah, I am planning to make youtube videos out of it too. I currently have about 10 hours of raw minecraft footage, so I gotta edit that into one or two videos.

Well then, also start a YouTube channel if there's demand for your niche. You are anyways streaming to a channel, why not stream to mutliple platforms in hopes of increasing revenue.

Yep. My goal is to grow my channel so I can do it as a part-time/full-time job (Image)

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I'll probably go live next thursday as I first want to edit a video of the footage i got from streaming.