For Android users, Twitch has also added an audio-only feature that lets you listen to a game stream while you peruse other apps on your device. st like with podcast music apps, Twitch puts the audio controls in the system notifications pull down. YouTube also has an audio-only feature available to Music Key subscribers.
Hs-on with Twitch for Android
Using Twitch’s new features is pretty straightforward. You start playing a Twitch stream as usual. en you get bored want to look at something else, you just hit your device’s back button or the in-app back arrow. The game stream will continue playing in its own window at the bottom of the display as you browse the rest of Twitch. You can dismiss the persistent player by tapping the “X” in the window, or you can return to the stream by tapping anywhere else. Switching to audio only is a little less obvious, but still pretty simple. Once a game broadcast is running, tap the settings cog in the video overlay. This will bring up a video options window; the audio-only setting will be toward the bottom. Tap that so there’s a checkmark next to it, then tap Apply you’ll be listening to the broadcast audio in a few seconds. Twitch’s updated app is available now in ay the App Store.
