My Clips: Viewers Use Their Live-Platform Account to Take the Clip They Joined

The viewer card is titled 我的片段. It says to sign in with the live-platform account and take the finished clip that viewer helped generate. Dreamloop does not create a separate viewer account.

When the card appears

The home page shows 我的片段（观众） only when the viewer entry is enabled and a platform is configured. The note says to sign in with the live-platform account and take the finished clip the viewer helped generate. The page title is 我的片段. The public introduction is https://dreamloop.jingweihome.com .

No separate viewer account

The viewer is identified by the live platform's own account. Dreamloop does not add another registration. The person takes the clip they helped generate. This is not a public clip store and not a list of someone else's clips.

How it differs from the ops desk

The ops desk shows the streamer 待审片段 and the button 放行. The viewer page does not approve clips and does not cut the show. The streamer uses the console. The viewer looks at the clips they joined.

Still not an installer

The public introduction is https://dreamloop.jingweihome.com . This page does not publish a Mac or Windows installer, and it does not treat the license-center login as the public product site. A streamer package is issued only after an account is authorized, so the store does not invent a download URL. Adapters for TikTok, Twitch, YouTube, Kick, Bilibili, Huya, and Douyin are in the product. That means the connect-a-room flow can name them. It does not mean a public broadcast on each platform has been accepted with a real streamer account. Ordinary chat and gifts that are not paired with picture text stay on the stage and do not start generation. A paid clip still waits until a person presses 放行. If nobody approves a clip, the stage plays the fallback reel instead of going black. My Clips depends on the viewer entry and a configured platform. When that entry is off, the home page does not show the card.

Who can open My Clips?

The card appears when the viewer entry is enabled and a platform is configured. Sign-in uses the live-platform account.

Can someone take another person's clip?

The note says the viewer takes the finished clip they helped generate. This is not a public clip store.

Those sentences are written on the home page, the ops desk, the live picture, or the connect page. This introduction repeats only entries a person can open. It does not invent a feature that has no page, and it does not turn an internal cost target into a public price. The public page stays an introduction. Streamer packages are authorized before they are published, and this introduction does not host a download address.