you can schedule a Facebook Live like YouTube,main difference between a streaming session and going live on Facebook

 Yes, you can schedule a Facebook Live like YouTube. To do this, follow these steps:

1. Go to your Facebook Page or profile.

2. Click What's on your mind? and then Live Video.

3. Click Schedule Live Video Event in the left column.

4. In the left column, select where you'd like to broadcast your live video (to your timeline, a Page you manage, or in a group).

5. Give your event a name.

6. Select the date and time of your live video.

7. Select what privacy setting you want for your live video.

8. Click Next.

9. Click Upload Cover Photo or Choose Illustration to add a photo to your live video announcement. If you do not add a photo, the default will be your cover photo.

10. Click Create Event in the bottom left.

Your live video will start at the scheduled time. You can also promote your live video in advance by sharing the event on your Page or profile.

Here are some additional things to keep in mind when scheduling a Facebook Live:

• You can only schedule live videos from your computer using the Google Chrome web browser.

• Live videos can be scheduled up to 7 days in advance.

• The minimum time for a scheduled live video is 10 minutes.

• Once you schedule a live video, you can edit the event details up until the start time.

what is the difference between streaming session and going live on the Facebook

The main difference between a streaming session and going live on Facebook is that a streaming session is pre-recorded, while a live broadcast is happening in real time.

• Streaming session is a video that is recorded and then uploaded to a streaming platform, such as Facebook Live, YouTube, or Twitch. The video is then streamed to viewers as they watch it. Streaming sessions can be watched on demand, or they can be live-streamed to viewers as they are being recorded.

• Going live on Facebook is a video that is broadcast live to viewers as it is being recorded. This means that viewers can interact with the broadcaster in real time by commenting and asking questions. Going live on Facebook is a great way to connect with your audience and build relationships.

Here is a table that summarizes the key differences between streaming sessions and going live on Facebook:

Feature Streaming session Going live on Facebook

When is it recorded? Before it is streamed As it is being watched

Can viewers interact with the broadcaster? No Yes

Can viewers watch it on demand? Yes No

Is it a good way to build relationships with viewers? Yes Yes

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Here are some examples of when you might use a streaming session and when you might use going live on Facebook:

• Streaming session: You might use a streaming session to share a pre-recorded video of a product demonstration, a tutorial, or a performance.

• Going live on Facebook: You might use going live on Facebook to host a Q&A session, to announce a new product, or to provide live updates during a breaking news event.

Ultimately, the best way to decide whether to use a streaming session or going live on Facebook is to consider your specific goals and the needs of your audience