Periscope it is an app that goes combining higher quality and more and more users that are launched to this service in which the streaming in real time takes another entity and which we have also been able to access from Facebook (copying the idea of Periscope just like this one he copied from Meerkat). A great possibility that a user now has to lend himself to share certain moments of the day that become interesting so that any follower from Twitter can enter the broadcast live and give some kinds of likes that show the degree of involvement of the viewers . A whole new time in which it seems that video is taking more and more prominence, something that is well related to 4G connection speeds, since otherwise it would be difficult to stream this quality.
For this reason, the camera lens of smartphones will be increasingly important so that they can record video with hardly any jerky movements and that the shot is as stable as possible (hello Mr. Xperia Z5). Hence, today we can announce that the manufacturer of GoPro action cameras is integrating with Periscope, so streaming can be accessed from this service at high quality. It will be the owners of a GoPro HERO4 camera who will be able to broadcast their adventures directly to Periscope, which will mean a great influx of all types of users who often risk their lives and who often engage in risky sports, which we will be able to see in « "direct" his crazy and spectacular occurrences or acrobatics.
Some patience
The only handicap of this news that at the moment the support given from a GoPRo camera will be with an iPhone, so to have the Android version we will have to wait a bit. Although yes, with the popularity of Android we do not believe that it will take long for us to connect a smartphone of this OS to be able to pair it with the GoPro camera and make those recordings and share our adventures with an audience that will be watching each of them live. the crazy things that we think of doing.
These cameras, which are popular today with all types of users who they perform risk sportsSurfers, such as surfers, also offered support on Periscope's direct competitor such as Meerkat last year.
It was precisely Twitter that not long ago announced that it included Periscope in the timeline of its social network, so that anyone who streams live from Periscope can be seen by followers on that social network. At the moment it is not known for sure how many active accounts are out of the 10 million it has, but the company claims there are more than 40 years of video played on Periscope every day. A spectacular figure.
Live streaming is a trend
Live streaming is all the rage right now from different services. It can be found in the video game matches from Twitch, where we have those streamers doing their thing, or in apps like YouKnow that continue to gain loyal followers. It is YouTube and Facebook themselves that have implemented this feature in their services as a way to attract an audience that usually goes from one app to another.
Both Twitter and GoPro are almost at the same crossroads due to the intentions of monetizing their virtual spaces to attract new fans and affirm their platforms. We have already known this week how there are several executives who have left the social network, while GoPro is in a somewhat difficult moment when passing that "boom" that meant that everyone acquired a GoPro, even if they used it to record to the ducks of a park in a calm way.
Anyway we hope that soon GoPro has Android and allow you to use your high-quality cameras so that this summer we can broadcast those various pirouettes and crazy things that are usually more typical of those dates.
