That’d come in useful if you’d like to stream mobile games. If you connect your iPhone or iPad, you’ll be able to share that screen on your stream. More customization options are on the way soon.
You can create different layouts - you might put together a “be right back” screen, for instance - and include audio from several devices or apps. The idea is to help you start streaming with as few barriers as possible, so Twitch Studio can detect what hardware you have and offers recommended settings during the setup process. It has pretty much everything you need to start sharing your esports-level gameplay, cooking skills, musical talents and wit (in Just Chatting streams) with the world. Twitch created the software, which debuted on PC in November, for streaming newbies. If you’re a Mac user who’s interested in livestreaming but you aren’t sure how best to get started, it might be worth checking out the Twitch Studio Beta, which is available on Mac starting today.
