Discord and General FAQs

Our Live Bots listen to public livestreams in real time across 21 supported platforms. When a burp or fart event is detected, they create a short compilation and send it to the Discord channel for that platform, so members can catch events without monitoring every stream themselves.

The Twitch Chat API watches Twitch conversations for mentions of burping and farting. It posts a Discord embed for a relevant message and, when a matching event is detected in the stream, includes the corresponding clip alongside it.

Burp Clip Central automatically discovers Twitch clips at scale that are likely to contain burps, then routes the finds into its Discord channel. It is designed for broad discovery rather than one manually submitted stream at a time.

Rewatch Live Scraper is a native Windows companion for Rewatch Live, the iOS and Android app. It can work with the connected GPU Autocomper to analyse material quickly without the usual manual download-and-scan workflow.

The GPU Autocomper is our high-speed, GPU-native video detector. It scans media without requiring you to download the full video beforehand and uses the ATST-F model, giving it a major speed advantage over older CPU-first autocompers.

Live Rewinder and Detection uses DVR windows to rewind currently live streams from 15 platforms, then checks those recovered chunks for burp and fart events. It makes it possible to inspect recent moments even while a stream is still live.

TikTok Chat Scraper performs the TikTok equivalent of the Twitch Chat API: it finds chat mentions of burps and farts, posts them to Discord, and adds a matching detection clip when one is available.

YouTube Transcript Search looks through automatically generated YouTube transcripts for references to burps and farts. It is a quick way to discover likely moments before doing a fuller audio scan.

Autorecorder lets members request livestream recording through the Discord bot. It provides a straightforward route for capturing a stream for later use by the community’s detection tools.

TikTok Monitor accepts submitted creators for real-time listening. When it detects a burp or fart event on a monitored stream, the result is delivered to the associated Discord workflow.

The sensitivity slider controls the confidence threshold required before the detector counts a sound as a match. A lower setting catches quieter or less obvious sounds, but can produce more false positives. A higher setting is stricter and usually gives cleaner results, but can miss subtle events. Start in the middle, lower it when you are missing likely events, and raise it when unrelated audio is appearing in results.

EfficientSED Frame-wise MobileNet 0.4 is the fastest option and is best for quick first passes. MobileNet 0.6 is the balanced default for most scans. MobileNet 1.0 offers more detail when you can trade some speed for stronger discrimination, while MobileNet 2.0 is the highest-detail EfficientSED choice and is best when accuracy matters more than turnaround time. PSLA EfficientNet-B2 is a four-head audio tagger suited to a second opinion on broader sound patterns. E-PANN Pruned CNN14 is a compact audio tagger that is useful when you want a lightweight alternative model.

Relative speed, from fastest to slowest, is usually: EfficientSED Frame-wise MobileNet 0.4, 0.6, 1.0, 2.0, then the optional PSLA EfficientNet-B2 and E-PANN Pruned CNN14 taggers. Actual completion time depends on video duration, source delivery speed, event count, queue load, and available processing capacity; these are relative expectations rather than guaranteed timings.

Discord may hide age-restricted communities in the iOS app. Open Discord in a web browser, sign in, join the server, and enable access to 18+ content in your Discord settings. You can then return to the Discord app if you prefer. If that does not work, join and manage the setting from a PC first, then reopen the mobile app.