Download and extract streamlink/ffmpeg dependencies into ProgramData when unavailable so fresh server installs can start downloads without manual tool setup, while preserving detailed debug logging for failures.
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layout: ../layouts/BaseLayout.astro
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title: Getting Started
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description: Install and configure Twitch VOD Manager quickly.
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---
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# Getting Started
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## Requirements
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- Windows 10/11 (installer and paths are currently Windows-first)
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The app can auto-install missing runtime tools (`streamlink`, `ffmpeg`, `ffprobe`) into:
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`C:\ProgramData\Twitch_VOD_Manager\tools`
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Manual installation is still supported.
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Optional but recommended:
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- Twitch API app with `Client ID` and `Client Secret` (for authenticated Helix mode)
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## Install
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1. Download the latest setup from GitHub Releases.
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2. Run `Twitch-VOD-Manager-Setup-<version>.exe`.
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3. Launch the app.
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## First-Time Setup
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1. Open **Einstellungen**.
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2. Choose your download path.
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3. Optional: enter `Client ID` and `Client Secret` for authenticated mode.
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4. Click **Speichern & Verbinden**.
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5. Add a streamer in the header input and press `+`.
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If everything is correct, VOD cards appear.
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- With credentials: status is `Verbunden`.
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- Without credentials: status shows `Ohne Login (Public Modus)` and VOD downloads still work.
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## Verify Tools
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In PowerShell or CMD:
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```bash
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streamlink --version
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ffmpeg -version
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ffprobe -version
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```
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If one command fails, install the missing tool and restart the app.
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