I finally took the courage and guts to make my first ever YouTube live stream a couple of days ago, yay! It was bit challenging for me as my topic was all over the place. I wanted to showcase life updates while I was getting ready for the day, although it was almost midday that time, but I wanted to look presentable to the viewers. I took the time to make a list on my head on what to discuss and share which I think is a good way but I thought of making a list next time I do this again...so I won't get lost.
While I was searching on how to go live on YouTube using my mobile phone it prompted there that I am not eligible for that feature because my subscribers were less than 1000, so look for ways and checked the laptop for that feature and bam! I can go live using the laptop, woohoo!
So I made this tutorial to help others who didn't know this feature on YouTube, you can cast live streaming or go live using your laptop or desktop. It's in Taglish (Tagalog and English) language with caption.
In this video I used my MacBook Air Facetime HD camera, Xiaomi headset microphone and with no external lights...I will improve the sound and the quality on the coming videos.
I hope this tutorial can help you to get through YouTube video uploads via live streaming. If you find this post helpful kindly visit my vlog by clicking the video image above.
Thank you so much!
Stay safe and be healthy!
I am always so nervous to try something like that. Thanks for the advice!
ReplyDeleteInteresting, I didn't know that YouTube has a restriction for streaming live using phone if we have less than a 1000 subscribers. But there are many options nowadays that would allow people to go live quite easily. Or maybe they have restrictions too.
ReplyDeleteDo agree with your point i also wasn't aware of this restriction..indeed true nowadays there are really so many other ways too...
DeleteI really am so camera shy I cannot even imagine myself going live on a video. I need to build up my confidence and try this sometime. Thanks for the tips and the valuable advice.
ReplyDeleteI have never gone live! But it sounds like a neat feature, and I didn't know what was involved in the process.
ReplyDeleteoh wow found it really very helpful and useful..i haven't much information about it before..glad to know more about..Thanks indeed for sharing...
ReplyDeleteBeen trying to start my vlogging adventure but really never have the chance to start it. Thank you for this info. I will consider this when I have the time to make more contents on the yt channel
ReplyDeleteOh nice, I need to start using YouTube more. I'm not sure if I'm interesting enough to live stream though!
ReplyDeleteI don't do much on Youtube. This inspired me to try a live stream as you have to start somewhere
ReplyDeleteThere are times when I think of vlogging, so it is good to know such details.
ReplyDeleteExcellent advice. I'm not a youtuber but have considered it on several occasions. I'd love to do livestreaming but I don't have the confidence!
ReplyDeleteGreat tip. I didn't know that. I hope to build up the courage one day and open a youtube channel and then going live. Until then, baby steps I guess
ReplyDeleteI had NO idea that this was an option!! THANK YOU!!
ReplyDeleteI'm not brave enough to record myself for YouTube, let alone do a live event! I'm glad you found a way to do it with less than 1000 followers!
ReplyDeleteI don't have a youtube channel since I'm camera shy, but this is a great guide for all those beginning their youtube adventures!
ReplyDeleteI wondered how that would work. You managed to make it work even with relatively few subscribers. Good job
ReplyDeleteWow, I think your post would help many new Youtubers. I have a little knowledge about this platform. Thanks for helping.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the advice. I don't have a YouTube channel yet but hope to in the future!
ReplyDeleteI think you are very brave to do a YouTube live, good for you. I also didn't know you had to have more than 1,000 followers to do a live, I'm glad you managed to find a way to do it. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou're so brave for doing that ! I would be so nervous
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on doing your first Youtube live stream. This is truly inspirational. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteLive videos is a great way to attract viewers as well subscribers for your channel. I am glad that you hit the 1000 mark. I am going to use these tips whenever I plan to launch a YouTube channel.
ReplyDeleteI have a long road ahead before reaching out 1000 subs, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI never knew that was possible! Cool!
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried it actually, but I did watched a few youtubers I followed did live streaming especially when they have hot topics to discussed. Congrats on doing your first live streaming! More to go :)
ReplyDeleteA practical guide and thanks a lot for sharing with us. I don't have Youtube subscribers, but intersted to know how Youtubers do - Knycx journeying
ReplyDeleteThat is really usefful to know that one can go live on YouTube even if you have less than 1K subscribers.
ReplyDeletevery useful advise. I am not an active you-tuber so it is even more useful to me
ReplyDeleteI am not good at going live on camera, pretty shy you can say, but it sounds good!
ReplyDeleteLive stream is definitely nerve-wracking, congratulations on taking the leap!
ReplyDeleteThat's so courageous of you! I would've been so nervous
ReplyDeleteGood for you go live streaming in the end! I've never tried it but I'm sure this guide is useful for those who want to live stream.
ReplyDeleteIt's just like you had me in mind when making this tutorial - I just launched my YouTube channel and live-streaming is a format I intend to use often.Thanks for this.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much so sharing this! I don’t think I’d ever live stream on my channel just because I’m shy. But this is great to know about!
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