The feature of livestreaming directly from the browser on YouTube is currently exclusive to the Google Chrome browser, with other browsers soon to incorporate this functionality. All users need is a webcam, and it only takes a few seconds to capture a thumbnail. Additionally, making live broadcasts directly from their mobile phones will become easier in the future.
YouTube allows direct livestreaming from the browser
The company is also experimenting with live streaming feature directly from camera apps on specific devices such as ASUS, LG, Motorola, Nokia, and Samsung. This YouTube live streaming feature will be available to users in the coming months.
If YouTube allows live streaming directly from the browser as planned, YouTube could potentially become a widely popular live streaming option. Users can utilize YouTube to live stream reality TV shows, performances, etc., within seconds, instead of resorting to other streaming services like Twitch, ...
Before YouTube supported live streaming directly from the web browser on PC, Facebook had already supported users to live stream on all devices, from iPhone, iOS, Android to PC, making it easy for us to live stream on Facebook for our friends and family to follow.
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