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Is there a switch to turn off the purple bump screen filtering on Twitch streams? I'm finding the experience pretty jarring when I can't tell the difference between when my stream is buffering/lost connection or when I'm in the middle of a commercial break.

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No, there is not, and this has been described in detail in the PR that made the filtering mandatory, the commit message of the merged commit, as well as Streamlink's docs:

Ad breaks as their durations are always logged by the Twitch plugin.

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No, there is not, and this has been described in detail in the PR that made the filtering mandatory, the commit message of the merged commit, as well as Streamlink's docs:

Ad breaks as their durations are always logged by the Twitch plugin.

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Such is life. Thank you for the quick and pertinent answer (and for everything you guys do ❤️ )

E: Taking a closer look at the experience, the overall stream playback seems more performant with the fragmented MPEG-4 transition, so it's certainly not all bad. I'll probably be better off with this tradeoff 🙂

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