How to Facebook Live Stream: Maximize Quality and Avoid Dropouts
Facebook Live is great for live streaming to your audience, but without the right speed and preparation the results can be terrible... Here’s what you need to know!
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-- How to Livestream on Facebook: Maximize Quality and Avoid Dropouts --
There are some great platforms out there for Livestreaming. Facebook in particular is investing a TON in growing it's facebook LIVE offering... It's growing incredibly fast, and that's no surprise - it's a great platform for hosting your streams. BUT as with all livestreaming, for the best results it's important to take a few precautions before switching live to prevent unnecessary dropouts or dips in quality while you're live.
In this video we'll run through HOW you should be testing for any issues before switching live on Facebook, and the right settings for you to minimize the chances of any problems or dropouts while you're live.
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