TikTok Live Studio

San Francisco: Short video platform TikTok is reportedly is testing a new desktop streaming software called 'TikTok Live Studio'. According to TechCrunch, once downloaded to your desktop, the new Windows programme allows users to log in with their TikTok account and stream directly to TikTok Live. Within the programme, users can communicate with viewers through the chat feature and can stream content from a computer, phone or a gaming console, the report said. Also ReadInternet faces greater risk as 2nd serious bug found, patch released This programme is currently available only in a handful of Western markets for a few thousand users, the short video platform told the tech website. "An obvious benefit for TikTok in testing this feature is that creators might be motivated to stay within their app, instead of asking their audience to watch them stream on Twitch or YouTube Gaming," as per the report. A recent said that TikTok has emerged as the most downloaded non-gaming app worldwide for October 2021 with more than 57 million installs. Last year, the Indian government said it was banning 59 apps developed by Chinese firms, including ByteDance's TikTok and PUBG Mobile over concerns that these apps were engaging in activities that threatened national security.

TikTok Live Studio

TikTok testing new streaming software for desktop users

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