Corralling a bunch of friends on a FaceTime call to watch some killer speedruns at Awesome Games Done Quick sounds like a fun way to spend time together, even when you're in your own homes. The SharePlay feature will be available in iOS 15, the next major upgrade to the tech giant’s device operating system that is slated to be available in the fall of 2021 (for iPhone 6s and later). It's a welcome addition to the growing lineup of services that support SharePlay, which Apple rolled out last month in iOS 15.1. Twitch is one of the biggest streaming platforms around. Choosing the latter won't actually close the stream on everyone else's devices, but playback won't be synced. If you close the stream, you'll be asked if you want to end it for yourself or everyone. You can watch the stream in either portrait or landscape orientation but, at least for now, you can't continue a SharePlay session on Twitch's Apple TV app.Ī SharePlay session ends when the stream is closed, you leave the FaceTime call or end SharePlay.
The first time you open a stream while youre on. Everyone on the call will need to log in to the Twitch app the service confirmed to Engadget that each person will count as an individual viewer. Everyone will be able to interact with the streamer's chat, follow or subscribe to them and send Bits from their own account. The livestreaming service now supports SharePlay on iPhone and iPad, so up to 32 people can watch the same stream while theyre on a FaceTime call.
TWITCH SHAREPLAY IPHONES IPADSHOLTENGADGET UPDATE
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