The arrival of the applications that allow us to broadcast video to the competition started with the arrival of Facebook Live. Facebook has seen how to broadcast video via streaming from wherever we are is interesting and for a couple of weeks it has included it as a new service within the Facebook application.
So far, the only application that I stood up to him in this aspect was Meerkat, although Periscope had won the battle to find Twitter behind her. However, far from abandoning the development of the streaming application, Twitter continues to add new functions to continue to attract the interest of more users.
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The Periscope application for iOS has just been updated receiving an important and new function that allows us trace with your finger on the screen to show our followers where to look at the broadcast that we are doing at that moment. To do this, we just have to press on the screen and hold down your finger to select the draw option. The application allows us to use the three primary colors or use the eyedropper to choose one of the colors that is being shown in the broadcast.
The access to broadcast statistics adding new ones where we can see the time of the visualization of all the transmissions that we carry out. We can also see a graph of our viewers over time to discover which moments of our transmission have more reach. But Periscope has also fixed small errors such as the area with the sun that was shown upside down on the map.
An option has also been added to be able to disable video stabilization, which on many occasions obscured the transmissions in low light situations, something that also happens in the iPhone 6 Plus and 6s Plus camera when we want to make some recording in low light and that unfortunately we cannot deactivate.
