Google allows you to put stadium games directly on YouTube.
You may not have reached Stadia, which is the success Google is looking forward to, but that doesn't mean the company has stopped trying to make its cloud platform more attractive and attractive. That's what they're looking for. They can add and allow sharing of stadium games on YouTube.
This feature is similar to what Twitch provides on other platforms and is another move that makes us believe in the advantages of Stadia. Recall that a month ago, Google offered a package with a Stadia controller and Chromecast Ultra to YouTube power users.
Through the function of live video from Stadia to YouTube through a button called "Direct flow to YouTube", after we have completed certain steps, we can broadcast games on Stadia through Google Video platform.
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You just need to add a title to what we are going to play, and then configure privacy options to determine the privacy options of potential audiences (whether they are suitable for children) and the option to show the number of viewers when streaming. In terms of audio, users can choose from the following modes:
YouTube chat with the game: the audio of the game, our voice, and the voice of any user in the game
YouTube only: games and our audio
Group chat only: only the sound of the game, but no sound, although the group chat is still private
No one-- spectators or players can't hear it, but the game audio is streaming.
After being activated on December 8, the feature is now available to all users over the network. In addition, all users who access it through Chromecast or Android phones can use it.
