Monday 18 April 2016
You can now view live, streaming 360-degree video in YouTube. There will also be spatial audio support for 360-degree livestreams, Google says. If you’re unfamiliar, that basically means that audio will feel as though it has a natural source, whether that’s in front, to the side or behind you. Currently, spatial audio is only available for on-demand 360-degree video, not live. Google is introducing the technology at Coachella, where select concerts will be streamed in 360-degrees. There’s also a ‘LiveAPI’ for developers who want to work 360-degree livestreams into their own app or service. Google is limiting the Live API…
This story continues at The Next Web
