You come up with content, execute it, record or live stream it, and upload it to Youtube or social media. The process has been fine-tuned and optimized so you only have to toggle a few buttons in order to pick and choose which sources appear in your recording.Being a content creator may seem like a breeze, but most content creators will tell you that it’s not as easy as you may think. How to enable Selective RecordingĮnabling Selective Recording is simple. If you aren’t active on YouTube, you could be missing out on potentially thousands of views. Even if you don’t stream gaming content, there is still a massive potential audience on the platform.

According to Ryan Wyatt, Global Head of Gaming at YouTube, total gaming industry watch time in 2018 amounted to 61B hours, 50B of which came from YouTube (both Live and VOD). To be a successful content creator, it’s important to utilize social media, be active and engage with your audience, and upload VODs so viewers easily view your content anytime and anywhere. With Selective Recording, you’ll now be able to customize the alert box to appear in your live stream while being hidden in the video recording. Similarly, add additional sources to a recorded video without having them appear on your livestream.įor example, if you like to upload a montage of highlights from your live stream, you may want to focus solely on the gameplay and remove your alert box from appearing in the recording. This means that the sources your viewers see when they watch your live stream can be removed from a recorded video. Selective Recording makes it easy to stream and record two different video outputs. Check out the tutorial on YouTube What is Selective Recording

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