The streaming of video games has become popular in recent times with platforms such as Twitch.tv and Facebook Gaming, for example. The latter, in turn, is younger but begins to gain more and more popularity bringing new features that keep your audience entertained.

Launched initially in Brazil running only through the browser or social networking application Facebook, the new platform for streaming video games now has an application for Android that allows the live transmission of what you are playing on the phone. Here’s how to stream games from Android to Facebook Gaming.

The feature to be used is official from the video platform application and does not require root for it to work. Already the quality of the video transmission may end up varying according to the speed of your connection and the power of your device.

For now, there is no prediction as to when the Facebook Gaming app will be made available for iPhone.

How to stream Android games

As mentioned above, the following process is not complex, but you need a configuration in Android so that everything works properly, which should only be done once. Check out:

1. Go to Google Play and download the fb.gg app ;
2. After your installation, open it for the first time and enter your Facebook account on it. If you use the Facebook application, this process is a bit more automated;
3. Already on your home screen, in the message that appears, click “I understood” and then “Broadcast live”;
4. Click “Ok” and grant the required permission for fb.gg;
5. Back to the app, click “Show all apps” and select the game to stream;
6. At this point, you will be back to the previous screen. Then, select the game you just chose and, when it opens, click the “Live” icon, as shown in the image below;
7. If you want, click on the microphone and camera icon to grant the permission that they can be captured in the stream. And then click “Start Live Streaming.”

Ready! Now, you already know how to broadcast live Android games to Facebook. At the end of the live stream, recorded content will be made available as a post on your timeline.

Source: https://comoblog.info