For Twitch streamers & their moderators
Twitch media share.
Better together.
Your viewers pick the moment. Your team decides what plays.
Video requests with Bits, a shared moderation queue, and an OBS player. Give your community a part in the stream while you stay in control.
From a viewer’s idea to your stream
One queue. Everyone in the loop.
Better Media Share connects a Twitch request extension, your team’s dashboard and the player on your stream.
- 01
They choose a moment.
Viewers paste a supported link, choose the available trim and speed controls, and check the Bits amount before confirming in Twitch.
How viewer requests work → - 02
Your team reviews it.
Keep ordinary requests waiting for approval. Let trusted moderators preview, approve or reject submissions from their own accounts.
Set up moderation → - 03
You make it a stream moment.
Approved requests enter your queue. Play them in OBS or the dashboard, reorder what’s next, and skip when you need to.
Connect OBS →
Your mods, with the right controls
More help.
Less account sharing.
One person reviews incoming videos. Another manages playback. You choose who can change settings, trust viewers or block requests.
Each moderator uses their own Twitch login. You grant access to your channel and decide what they can do.
See the moderation workflow →Know what to expect
Built around your channel’s rules.
Your pricing and limits.
Choose Bits per second, a minimum price and a maximum playback length. Viewers see the final available purchase amount before confirmation.
Understand Bits pricing →Official video players.
Eligible YouTube videos, Twitch VODs and Twitch Clips play through their providers. Controls and availability vary; Twitch Clips play whole at normal speed.
See supported videos →A workflow you can compare.
Choosing between an extension with Bits and tip-page or chat requests? Compare submission, moderation and OBS setup before you decide.
Compare with Streamlabs →The practical part
A better first media-share stream.
Short guides, concrete steps, and answers before you open your queue.
How Twitch Video Requests with Bits Work
How viewers choose a video, trim a moment and request it with Bits in Better Media Share, plus what streamers need to prepare before opening their queue.
How to Set Up Twitch Media Share in OBS
Add Better Media Share to OBS with a Browser source. Set up the player, route audio, choose your playback surface and troubleshoot an empty or silent player.
How to Moderate Twitch Media Share Requests
Review viewer videos before they play on Twitch. Set moderator permissions, approve or reject requests, block videos and manage trusted viewers in Better Media Share.
How Bits Pricing Works for Twitch Media Share
Understand Bits per second, minimum price, playback duration, subscriber discounts and the final confirmation amount for Better Media Share video requests.
Better Media Share vs Streamlabs Media Share
Compare Better Media Share’s Twitch Bits extension with Streamlabs Media Share’s tip-page and Cloudbot request flows, moderation and OBS setup.
A few things you might be wondering
Questions, answered.
What is Better Media Share?
Better Media Share is a Twitch video-request extension with a hosted dashboard for streamers and moderators. Viewers select videos and request them with Bits; the team reviews the queue and controls playback in OBS or the dashboard.
Does it work with OBS Studio?
Yes. Add the private player URL from Setup as an OBS Browser source. Select OBS for playback and use the dashboard to approve, reorder or skip requests.
Which videos can viewers request?
Eligible YouTube videos, Twitch VODs and Twitch Clips. Controls depend on the provider: Twitch Clips play whole at normal speed. Private, restricted or non-embeddable videos may be unavailable.
Can moderators approve videos before they play?
Yes. Turn queue moderation on and give moderators approval permission. Ordinary viewer requests wait in Incoming. Trusted viewers can bypass review. Each moderator signs in with their own Twitch account.
Do viewers need to leave Twitch to request?
Requests are submitted inside the Twitch extension when it is available and active on the channel. The website is for channel setup and queue management.
Are Channel Points or free viewer requests supported?
The viewer request flow uses Bits, not Channel Points or chat commands. Broadcasters and authorized moderators can add media manually without Bits.
Can anyone install the extension yet?
Not yet. The Twitch extension is awaiting approval and release. You can explore the website dashboard and guides, but public viewer requests are not available. Hosted Test access is limited to eligible test accounts and reviewers.
Your next stream starts with a plan
Get your queue ready.
Explore the dashboard, plan your setup and bring your moderators into the loop.