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HTC's RE Camera Can Now Broadcast Direct to YouTube

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Jan 8, 2015, 9:00 AM by Eric M. Zeman

HTC today announced the addition of live YouTube streaming to its RE camera. The new feature, available through a software update, will permit users to capture live video and broadcast it directly to YouTube. Users can share the live video link with others via SMS so they can watch the feed remotely. HTC envisions this feature being useful for families who want to share specific events with far-flung members. YouTube will automatically save the streamed video online once the live feed is completed. The video is fed from the RE camera to the smartphone via WiFi Direct, and then to YouTube via the smartphone's data connection. HTC said the updated Android RE camera app will go live in the Play Store on Jan. 9, but won't be available to iOS until later in the first quarter.

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