As of 22 July, we are increasing the minimum age required to live stream to 16 years old. This means that creators will need to be 16 or older to be able to live stream on YouTube.

1. Turn on live streaming To live stream, you must have no live streaming restrictions in the past 90 days and have a verified channel. 2. Choose a way to stream There are three types of streams: mobile, …

Live streams let you watch media that’s broadcasted in real-time on YouTube. Premieres let you watch a new video with creators and their community in real-time.

Learn how to set up a YouTube live stream using an encoder. Using an encoder, you can broadcast your gameplay, use external cameras and mics, and more.

Sign in On your computer, go to Gmail. Enter your Google Account email or phone number and password. If information is already filled in and you have to sign in to a different account, click Use …

To find where you might go next: Locate the X. Click once to travel to the X. To explore: Drag your mouse around. You can also use the arrows to the left and right of the compass. To zoom in or out: …

You can set up Find Hub so you’re prepared in case you lose your device. This feature works for phone, tablet, Wear OS watch, Android XR device, headphones, or something that has a tracker tag …

On your computer, go to meet.google.com. Select a meeting from your list of scheduled events. Or use a meeting code or nickname: Enter the meeting code or nickname. Click Join. In the window that …

Live Chat lets you have real-time interactions with your viewers during live streams and Premieres. To view your Live Chat, click the down arrow at the top of the chat menu and select Top Chat or All Chat.

Tip: To set up a meeting as an Adaptive Meeting (more information about Adaptive Meetings below), make sure to set it up as a Live streamable event. To set up a live stream, next to "Join with Google …