YouTube adds support for 60fps livestreaming

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  • Saturday, 23 May 2015

GAMERS REJOICE: YouTube has added a new livestreaming feature.

YouTube announced that it has added 60fps live streaming to allow users to broadcast in real time. 

The 60 frame-per-second rate is an early preview, according to Engadget, available just for HTML5-compatible browsers. 

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