Clips

Short, shareable segments cut from streams and VODs.

What clips are

A clip is a short segment, typically a few seconds to a few minutes, cut from a live stream or a VOD. Anyone watching can create one; the creator doesn't have to be involved. A clip can only be made from a broadcast the creator is saving, though — a clip points at its source's video rather than copying it, so there has to be a source to point at.

Ownership

Clipping uses the same content license you grant Kuldron in Terms of Service §3. Clipping does not transfer the original creator's underlying content rights.

Cost of viewing

Watching a clip debits your wallet the same way live streams and VODs do. See Wallet.

Sharing

Clips have public URLs and can be linked or embedded.

Removal

Clips can be removed by the creator, the clipper, or Kuldron for policy violations. Because a clip points at its source rather than copying it, a clip is also deleted when its source VOD is — whether the creator deletes that VOD or it reaches the creator's auto-delete age. DMCA notices can target clips just like VODs (see DMCA Policy).