Facebook has officially opened the Live video feature to all users, not limited to celebrities like before. Now you can report personal videos directly to your friends and family on Facebook in real time.
Live video also supports inserting brief descriptions and sending videos to multiple people at the same time. During the video stream, you will see how many people are watching your video and read other people's comments about your video. Interesting, huh? So let's explore Download.com.vn this feature offline:
Step 1: Open Facebook for Android, click on the Status section . On the status bar, click the circle icon (Live Stream), then wait a bit to connect. Here, you can also write a description of the video being streamed, then click Live . Facebook will give you 3 seconds to have time to prepare for video recording, when the recording is completed, click Finish.
Step 2: Wait a moment for Facebook to post the video you just streamed, press the Done button to post the video for everyone to see, and do not want to save this video on the Timeline, then press Delete.
Step 1: Open the latest Facebook for iOS, log in to your account. Then, click on the Status (Status) , t moan bar status updates, press on the circle icon as shown below (feature Live Stream), then wait a few seconds to connect.
Step 2: Write a brief description of the content broadcast in the box Describe your live video .... Here, we named: Test Live Stream Facebook video to introduce to everyone. Make the sharing mode Public so that anyone can view the video. Then, press the Go Live button to start streaming online. End the stream time by clicking the Finish button .
Step 3: Currently Facebook supports a maximum of 30 minutes of recording and during the stream you will see the number of live viewers, comments from friends and interested people in real time. When finished, the video will be displayed on your Timeline - Timeline.
So now you will be free to broadcast your activities directly to your friends and loved ones to watch. Facebook also officially supports streaming video on computer Facebook without requiring OBS assistance anymore.
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