Question about Twitch streaming...

For those of you guys that are familiar with the service.

Does Twitch automatically record all of your footage when you are streaming?

Is there a certain upload threshold that has to be met to even do streaming through Twitch?

Once you have video that has been recorded can you then download it from Twitch and edit it on your own PC?

Anything you stream becomes a playable file for later enjoyment. The only free streaming software they have is xsplit and even then its limited unless you pay them but in the case of streaming from a console it should be fine. The streaming threshold depends on how good your internet is but xsplit usually tells you the recommended settings for the internet speed it detects. Editing I think is a no go its whatever is being seen on your screen at the time. Please anyone correct me if Im wrong I rarely stream.

Sticky and Wiggles would be the ones to ask as they're the resident Twitch experts.   I'm pretty sure they both have their own feeds and are constantly streaming on them.

On the main menu of call of duty. Go to public match. Then live stream. Then turn it on. It will ask if you want to link YouTube or twitch. Click twitch. Sign in. And you're now streaming. Then you can go on twitch.tv. Sign in. Go to your dashboard and it will show your games. There is a highlight button. Click it and edit. But I haven't figure out how to edit more than making one strip of video.

I only know how to do it in call of duty but you have to turn it on