New Delhi: Google Meet, Video Conference applications from Google Workspace, receive two new features that will enhance its live streaming capabilities.
Google meets users now can invite people from other domains for their direct flow.
Along with this, they can also allow direct information to improve accessibility.
At present, Google Meet allows host streaming users directly with up to 100,000 participants.
One limitation of hosting, live broadcast is that only an account in the host domain is allowed to be invited to this direct flow.
Now, Giant Tech has added features that will allow the domain admin to allow direct streaming cross domains.
With the launch of this feature, the admin will have the ability to invite guests from the trusted workspace domain.
Apart from this, Google has also added support for text on direct streaming and this will act as a great accessibility feature for deaf and hard-of-trial users.
It will also allow users to follow direct streaming even if their audio is turned off.
The company has announced that direct streaming text and direct cross-domain streaming support will be added to a Google Workspace account starting July 27, 2021.
Recently, Google launched a redesigned layout from Google Meet.
After redesigning, someone’s self-view will appear on the bottom right of the grid, which corresponds to Google allows them to focus on video feed at the eye level.
Users will also be able to dismantle other content sharing, allowing them to see more video feed.