Cannot Route Different Audio Tracks to Different Streaming Destinations
Streamers who need to withhold copyrighted music from one destination such as YouTube while keeping it for others cannot select audio tracks per destination in their multistreaming tool, since all output first passes through a single combined feed. They must rely on a separate multistreaming utility to split audio, which breaks their existing delay setup.
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