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Naturally, I jumped at the opportunity to go Live from my desktop to talk all about this and how it would enable more and more people to jump on-board the Live Wagon!
Whoa there...Not so fast. Take a look a below at what exactly is involved, and I'll try to help you get along with as few issues as possible.
Firstly, visit facebook.com/live/create to bring up the landing page for this new feature.
As you can see, it is as easy as 1,2,3...for developers and tech-bods. When exploring the three pieces of software presented, they each seem to be targeting a specific audience.
By this point, you are probably imagining that this is much more effort that simply going live with your mobile...and it is. This is definitely for those that really would prefer to be at a fixed location, have a variety of technical toys or want access to a much wider variety of settings and customisation for their broadcasts.
As you can imagine, even at the simplest level here, there are a couple of factors to bear in mind when going live.
If you want to know more about how to use Facebook Live with streaming software, they have created this article in their Help Centre to give you a hand.
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