YouTube Live will support IFTTT, geotagging and many new improvements

YouTube has announced a series of new features that will help improve livestream for livestrem, online users and viewers. The update features include users who can replay YouTube Live videos and watch live chats when it happens in real time, auto subtitles are directly attached to the video and allow livestreams to tag them geo location for videos where livestream is being done.

Automatic caption is the most impressive feature of these improvements, although it is not yet complete because of using machine learning technology, but it also helps users to capture content that is livestream. Basically, YouTube applies automatic speed recognition technology (LASR). This technology is in the process of reaching industry standards for error rates and latency.

With geotagging on live streaming, livestream users can share their favorite places with viewers and viewers can discover videos tagged with geographic locations. In this update, YouTube Live also allows users to filter search results by location to see videos in a specific area.

Last year, YouTube introduced a feature called Super Chats, which attracted the attention of lovers when watching livestream videos. With this feature, viewers can pay for their comments to appear above everyone's comments, to make sure they have attracted the attention of other YouTuber while watching livestream videos.

Now this feature has been connected with IFTTT technology, while more than 600 smart devices can now be connected to Super Chat. This feature is available on desktop, Android and iOS.

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