How to Download, install and use Periscope Live Video Streaming on your Windows Computer

At the moment, Periscope Live Video Streaming is not available for direct download on a computer. However, you can use emulators to run it on PC. The downside is that using Periscope Live Video Streaming with an emulator might slow down your computer's performance.

Learn how to use Periscope Live Video Streaming on your computer in these 5 simple steps:

Download and install the BlueStacks App Player on your computer. Do so Here >>
Once installed, open the software and sign in using your Google account.
On the program's search bar, Search for Periscope Live Video Streaming on the in-built Play Store. On the Periscope Live Video Streaming app page, Click the install button.
Once your Periscope Live Video Streaming has been installed, click the "All apps" button to access all your applications on the emulator
You will then see the Periscope Live Video Streaming app. Click to run the app. Using this method, you can now enjoy your other favorite Social Networking application on a Windows PC

About Periscope Live Video Streaming

Developer Description

Thank you to everyone in the Periscope community for sharing the world through your eyes these past five years. We’re so grateful to all of you who put your heart and soul into making Periscope the place to show what’s happening in your world, creating vibrant communities and making the app what it was. The Periscope mobile app will be discontinued on March 31, 2021, but live video will live on as an important part of the conversation on Twitter. Until then, you can: • Instantly share your live videos to Twitter and other social networks. • Download your broadcasts on periscope.tv • Give and receive Super Hearts to support your favorite broadcasters before March 31, 2021. Periscope users will be able to move to Twitter and broadcast using Twitter Live. Additionally, Brands, publishers and creators can go live on Twitter by using the Twitter Media Studio. People will also still be able to create broadcasts programmatically through the Periscope public API, which will also be migrating to the Twitter API in 2021.