/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

[Anonymous No.]

How on earth do you manage to keep track of various vtubers from different companies and platforms? Not just Hololive and Nijisanji, but ones from smaller corpos like Cyberlive/Tsunderia/Prism/etc, and various indies both western and JP. Both YT and Twitch's notifications are delayed as fuck and sometimes you'd realize they've been streaming because they just tweeted a "thanks for your stream" post. And Twitter isn't any better at notifying you either.

Orange Woman OP for free (you)s.

[Anonymous No.]

You don't. Follow the ones you like, check their schedules, and be done with it.

[Anonymous No.]

>implying anyone on /vt/ actually watches streams, let alone anyone other than their oshi

[Anonymous No.]

I only watch IRyS and Pomu

[Anonymous No.]

Only need to know one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeXatquVqAc

[Anonymous No.]

>>9519608
I use Holodex, I favorite the small companies so I can see their schedules when they're up. Also I have the official schedule for cyberlive open too and I just refresh to see what streams are up. This way I manage to catch streams of all the different companies and drop in and out depending on how interesting they are.

[Anonymous No.]

Nobody does that anon. Nobody cares enough. Even the most dedicated chuuba consoomers have probably watched the vast majority once and only a couple dozen or so more than that.

[Anonymous No.]

Twitter. I have a list of everyone I want to follow for updates and I pin it so I can easily check who's live

[Anonymous No.]

Since I'm an EOP, most of what I want to watch is already on Holodex. There are also a couple I watch on Twitch so I check that out once in a while.
I also have a nextcloud instance that use to import most of those teamup calendars

[Anonymous No.]

You don't, just find ones you like.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9519608
>How on earth do you manage to keep track
x1.75

[Anonymous No.]

>>9520535
holy based

[Anonymous No.]

I just gave up on trying today after seeing 8 chuubas in my favorites streaming at the same time. I resigned myself to clicking into each of their streams just to up the view count.

[Anonymous No.]

Your choices are either to follow the EN side of one company as much as possible, or give up on your fear of missing out and just watch whoever you like the most and whatever else seems the most interesting at a given time. These days I only priorotize 2 chuubas from HoloJP, 3 from HoloEN and 2 from Phase Connect. Other than that I'll just catch whatever seems interesting.