im not sure thats an option, is it? i suppose someone could “rip” the content from twitch, and upload to youtube, but im unsure of the legality… it seems fairly obvious it isnt, but perhaps im wrong?
Phillippines, Singapore and Malaysia all run on Australia (Western) time and so would be at 07:00. Thailand runs on a different time zone and would be at 06:00. 
Nope. Only the streamer would be allowed to post it elsewhere, and odds are that, because of the semi-partnership between Twitch and YouTube, the only place it would be uploaded would be YouTube.
Besides that, xSplit and the other streaming software don’t record things for later use. The streamer would need a different recording software for that, which may not work with xSplit running anyway. The point is, no, I don’t think many (or any, for that matter) Twitch streams get uploaded to different sites.
If one is not all to worried about the exact time and hopes/expects it to be at a decent time (like the one with the work on the icons was for me… sadly to seldom) … join twitch and follow them so you get a mail as soon as it happens ^^
Especially helpful if they not have announced one!
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Oh yes, definitely true, and just to let everyone on here know, there will be one today to continue from the one yesterday.
But yes, I generally just have Twitch as an open tab so that it will notify me of any flash streams 
Now getting the thread up.