Eklipse alternative: If you use Chzzk and Forest Replay, the standards will be different

If you're looking for an Eklipse alternative because of lack of features, you're usually looking at the wrong thing. The problem is usually on the input side. The streaming accounts that Eklipse connects to are Twitch, YouTube, Kik, and Facebook, and highlights are based on gameplay moments.

What kind of broadcast was Eklipse originally created for?

The premise of Eklipse is twofold. The broadcast is on a Western platform, and the highlights take place in-game. If these two premises fit, it is a good tool.

Eklipse Help Center provides guidance on creating highlights as follows. The explanation is that if you connect your Twitch, YouTube, Kik, or Facebook account, highlights will be automatically created during the broadcast. Account linking instructions documents are also named for these four platforms.

It is also revealed what to catch. The help center has a separate section that addresses cases where the AI ​​is unable to capture key moments like kills or wins, and the list of games on the front of the site includes titles such as Call of Duty Warzone, Battlefield, Fortnite, Apex, VALORANT, and League of Legends.

Note: The information written here is based on information written on the Eklipse official site and help center as of August 2026. Tool policies may change, so please check the official page one more time before making payment.

Why do alternative stories come from Korean streamers?

Korean broadcasts often deviate from both premises.

First, the platform. Chzzk and SOOP) are not in the Eklipse connection list. There is no mention of Chzzk, Forest, or Afreeca TV anywhere on the official site or help center. So, in order to use it, you need to take a detour by downloading the replay and uploading it as a file. Eklipse provides instructions on how to import from local storage and Google Drive, so there is a method itself. However, the process of downloading and uploading 8 hours of video is repeated for each broadcast.

Second, this is where highlights occur. For broadcasts where game events are the highlight, the answer is to capture kills and wins. However, that event does not occur at all in Jeochat, Talk, Virtuber, or song broadcasts. It is common for the section where nothing happens on screen to actually be the most shocking scene of the day.

If it corresponds to the three lines below in the table, it is correct to change the tool. This is not a problem that can be solved by adding more functions, but the reading signal itself requires a different tool.

What should you actually check when choosing an alternative?

Comparing feature lists side by side and counting them is not helpful. This is the better confirmation order.

• ✅ Do I receive the replay link for my platform as is, or is it just a file upload?
• ✅ Does the video length that can be analyzed at once exceed the length of my broadcast?
• ✅ Do you use chat and sponsorship responses as signals rather than game events?
• ✅ Is there any evidence as to why this section was chosen?
• ✅ Is it possible to handle the burden of subtitle review in the Korean broadcast tone?
• ✅ Do vertical short forms, horizontal clips, subtitles, and titles appear at once?

Still, when is it better to continue using Eklipse?

It is better to first sort out the cases that do not need to be changed. If any of the following applies, there is no reason to change.

• Main broadcasts are posted on Twitch or YouTube
• Focusing on FPS or Battle Royale, kills and wins are the highlights.
• Broadcast the clip to English-speaking viewers
• The channel can be operated just by selecting a moment in the game.

There is also an option to combine the two. For game broadcasts that are broadcast simultaneously on Twitch, game moments are selected using Eklipse, and for Jeochat and Hapbang that only go up to Chzzk or Forest, they are processed with a tool that reads reaction signals. Rather than unifying the tools into one, tailoring them to the nature of the broadcast will yield better results.

The reason why the Virtuber broadcasts are divided separately is summarized in VTuber Shorts Edit.

What is better to do if you want to replay Chzzk and the Forest?

If you broadcast on a Korean platform, all the reaction data already exists. The time when cheese is inserted in Chzzk and star balloons and ad balloons are inserted in the forest are recorded as is, and the same goes for the sections where there is a lot of chatting. The most obvious sign to find highlights in a broadcast without a game event is the reactions left by viewers.

ClipSpray is a service created with this premise. Chzzk is chzzk.naver.com/video/… , the forest is vod.sooplive.co.kr/player/… Just paste the address as is, and the address and mobile address from Afreeca TV will also be recognized. After selecting the editing point by overlapping the section with chat, the timing of sponsorship, voice changes, and scene transitions, we organize the timeline, 16:9 cut edit, subtitle file, and 9:16 short form into one report. The length that can be analyzed per video varies depending on the plan, and there is also a plan that analyzes without length restrictions (Price Plan). You will only receive one replay link at a time, and if the recording is divided into multiple files, they will be processed sequentially in order of file name if you upload them together.

If you want to see the limitations of tools in the English-speaking world more broadly, see Summary of Opus Clip alternatives . If the length of the broadcast itself is an issue, see How to entrust the entire 8-hour replay to .

Tip: When switching tools, try testing with the most average broadcast, not the most feature-rich broadcast. On particularly good days, something comes out no matter what tool you use. The real criterion is whether a usable clip can be produced even on an ordinary day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I connect Czizyk Broadcasting to Eklipse?

The connection targets listed in the Eklipse official guide are Twitch, YouTube, Kick, and Facebook (as of August 2026). Chizizik and Soop (SOOP) are not on the list, so if you want to use them, you have to bypass them by uploading the recording files directly.

Is Eklipse not a good fit for non-game broadcasts?

Eklipse is focused on capturing gameplay moments. The Help Center also has a section covering cases where you can't get a kill or win. If it is a broadcast without a game event, such as that chat, talk, or Virtuber broadcast, a tool that uses a different signal is appropriate.

Can’t I upload the file directly?

It works. Eklipse guides you through importing videos from local storage or Google Drive. However, there is a procedure for downloading and uploading the 8-hour replay for each broadcast.

How about Korean subtitles?

As of August 2026, no information on Korean language support was found on the Eklipse official site or help center. The subtitle quality of Korean broadcasts varies greatly depending on the tool, so it is best to check directly with your own broadcast before switching.

Source

• Eklipse official site
• Eklipse Help Center (How to create highlights)
• CHZZK
• SOOP (Forest, Old Afreeca TV)