Since the launch of Periscope, live broadcasts have become popular and are increasingly present in more applications. Without going any further we have the example of Facebook that recently added this function to the timeline of the users of the social network. All the transmissions that we make are stored on their servers for 24 hours, or we can delete them directly, which allows us to reproduce them in case we have not arrived on time to the live show. Twitter has taken this app seriously and is continually releasing new updates quickly fixing issues found by users and adding new features.
What's new in Periscope 1.3.7
- With this update, we can click on the screen of our iPhone to focus with the camera while we are broadcasting with our iPhone. Until now, the focus was fixed to infinity, so we had to get away from the action when it came to broadcasting it live.
- Also, while we broadcast the content we were recording with our GoPro, we can use headphones to iPhone to use as microphone instead of using the GoPro's mic.
- Improved reps loading speed, when the mobile network is not in optimal conditions.
- It is also possible to see the local time of the transmission both andn reruns as Live.
But this Periscope update has not only focused on adding new functions or improving those that were already there, but have also fixed the following issues that users had found when using the application.
- Fixed the error that caused the local time of the transmissions not to be updated.
- Fixed the error that users encountered when opening the application from Twitter reported that the broadcast had ended, when it really was not, but the broadcast was still active.
- Some texts of the notifications have been translated which, incomprehensibly, were not yet translated.
