The popular social live streaming platform Periscope has launched a new updates and this time it has made it easier to find and revisit broadcasts outside of its own application. Like any other social networking sites like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter each and every Periscope user now has a home on the web that includes a basic profile as well as any active and recently-concluded live streams.
Here’s what Periscope team had to say about the updates in their blog post:
“Periscope web profiles are finally here! Go to periscope.tv/username to see all the recent broadcasts for any Periscoper. If Sam Sheffer is live, you’ll never again have to scramble to find the link to his broadcast. You can just go to periscope.tv/SamSheffer. We think it’s really important for broadcasters to have a home on the web, and today’s launch is just the beginning.”
Periscope’s desktop experience has been a nightmare since it launched, complicated URLs which has to be assessed through automatic generated shared links. After introducing the landscape mode, the company seems to be making other changes as well.
Launch in March as a mobile video live-streaming app, the Twitter-owned network has steadily added more features. Periscope announced in August that it had surpassed 10 million registered users, and that it was streaming more than 350,000 hours of video every single day.
In last June, it gave people the ability to watch replays on the desktop, and although you need to use the iOS or Android app to access the entire network’s features this update should be a welcome one for streamers and viewers alike. Periscope still only keeps archived live streams for 24 hours, which means that the new web profiles only feature the most recent content of any broadcaster. Hopefully this 24-hour limit will be the next thing to change.
Web profiles show LIVE and recent broadcasts, heart counts, and allow Periscopers to share and showcase their personalities. Friends using a Mac or PC will be able to view your LIVE broadcasts by visiting your web profile page.
Your Web Profiles are located at periscope.tv/username.
For example if your Periscope username is Peter Smith then your Periscope Web Profile will look like this: periscope.tv/PeterSmith.
Having trouble viewing your profile? Try adding '@' before your username: periscope.tv/@username. Adding '@' will solve this problem.
>See: How To Create Periscope Account or Sign Up Periscope Account
See Also:
How to save Periscope Video or Broadcast to your device or system
Periscope Broadcasts Live on Twitter
How to Switch between multiple Twitter Accounts on the Periscope App?
Here’s what Periscope team had to say about the updates in their blog post:
“Periscope web profiles are finally here! Go to periscope.tv/username to see all the recent broadcasts for any Periscoper. If Sam Sheffer is live, you’ll never again have to scramble to find the link to his broadcast. You can just go to periscope.tv/SamSheffer. We think it’s really important for broadcasters to have a home on the web, and today’s launch is just the beginning.”
Periscope’s desktop experience has been a nightmare since it launched, complicated URLs which has to be assessed through automatic generated shared links. After introducing the landscape mode, the company seems to be making other changes as well.
Launch in March as a mobile video live-streaming app, the Twitter-owned network has steadily added more features. Periscope announced in August that it had surpassed 10 million registered users, and that it was streaming more than 350,000 hours of video every single day.
In last June, it gave people the ability to watch replays on the desktop, and although you need to use the iOS or Android app to access the entire network’s features this update should be a welcome one for streamers and viewers alike. Periscope still only keeps archived live streams for 24 hours, which means that the new web profiles only feature the most recent content of any broadcaster. Hopefully this 24-hour limit will be the next thing to change.
What is Periscope Web Profiles?
Web profiles show LIVE and recent broadcasts, heart counts, and allow Periscopers to share and showcase their personalities. Friends using a Mac or PC will be able to view your LIVE broadcasts by visiting your web profile page.
What is your Periscope Web Profiles?
If you are still wondering what your Periscope Web Profile is, you may think of a web URL like www.google.com/yourname. You don’t have create of your own, Periscope will already created for you.Your Web Profiles are located at periscope.tv/username.
For example if your Periscope username is Peter Smith then your Periscope Web Profile will look like this: periscope.tv/PeterSmith.
How to Share Periscope Web Profile?
If you are broadcasting and wanted to your broadcast, you will just have to give your Web Profile to whoever you want to share it.Trouble with Periscope Web Profile?
Having trouble viewing your profile? Try adding '@' before your username: periscope.tv/@username. Adding '@' will solve this problem.
>See: How To Create Periscope Account or Sign Up Periscope Account
See Also:
How to save Periscope Video or Broadcast to your device or system
Periscope Broadcasts Live on Twitter
How to Switch between multiple Twitter Accounts on the Periscope App?
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