YouTube launched today the new Live feature for some of those who create videos for visitors to the video sharing network owned by Google. Those at YouTube tested the Live function for several months with some content creators, and now it can be used even by those who have at least 10.000 channel subscribers.
Although Facebook and Twitter have similar functions in various applications since 2016, those from YouTube offer it only now, much later than the rest. According to those from YouTube, the new function allows live video streaming, with the possibility to set predefined titles for the stream, but also to allow or block the text messaging function.
Video streaming can be done by users via YouTube either in portrait or landscape format, and the quality should be at least as good as in the case of Facebook. Those from YouTube did not offer many explanations regarding the delay in the launch of this system, but if it will be better than the others, what does it matter?
By launching the Live function, Facebook managed to attract an even greater number of users who are eager to broadcast their important events to the whole world. What YouTube offers at the moment is limited only to certain people, so it probably won't be as appreciated as the features offered by other applications.
