TubeCaster 3.2.01

- powered by YouTube Broadcast live video from your Android device's camera to YouTube Live. Here are the many changes in recent releases: May 12, 2020 V3.1.00 * Fixes due to changes YouTube is making * Workaround so that Google Play will install TubeCaster on Android 5.1 * Forgot to save special effects parameters to profiles in previous release * Fixed some issues when using manual slide in/out May 10, 2020 V3.0.00 * Overlay text and images onto your live video such as a title, opening credits, closing credits, etc. * add a watermark to your live streams * fade in and fade out options * slide in and slide out options * brightness/contrast * black and white mode * color tints for black and white mode * transition back and forth from color to black and white * Backup/Restore backs up overlays in addition to profiles * Ringer and notification sounds are silenced during live streaming * Improved Bluetooth microphone functionality, now works on most devices May 1, 2019 V2.3.00 * Added manual exposure and ISO settings for the camera * Added manual focus to the camera * Improved smoothness when shooting videos even at lower frame rates * Increased default framerates and bitrates * Improved narrow screen (portrait) mode * Added narrow screen resolutions for the camera * Added portrait mode to the Easy Mode settings * Optional second audio input, such as background music * Second audio input has its own volume control * Fixed a bug when using an old profile TubeCaster was the first and the best and now it is even better. And it is now free and with no ads. Stream live video from your device camera to any channel you own. You can select any one of your channels from within the app. TubeCaster now supports 1440p and 2160p resolutions. If your Android camera supports it and the device is powerful enough, TubeCaster can broadcast it to YouTube. These video modes can be found in the Advanced settings. In addition to streaming live video to YouTube, you can also create, start, and stop your events from within the app. For the audio, you can use your device's built in microphone, an external microphone, a bluetooth microphone, or an audio file stored on your device or streamed from the internet. Here are some of the features: Create a new live event. Edit an existing event. Delete an event. Stream live to YouTube using your built in camera. Start the event while the stream is running. Stop an event while streaming or from the edit page. Accurate frame rates are supported from 4fps up to 30fps. Supports resolutions from 240p all the way up to 2160p. Also supports custom resolutions in any width or height that is divisible by 16. Uses adaptive bitrate encoding, good for when the network is unstable. You can save many profiles and have all your settings ready to go quickly when you need to get a live stream going in a hurry. You can retrieve the URL to your event page on youtube.com. You can retrieve the embedded player code for each event so you can put a YouTube player on your own website. Audio mixed in with the video can come from the Android microphone or from a media file on the device or from the internet.