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Beijing time May 4 news, Musk also began to play live, but Twitter's live broadcast function is obviously not up to standard, the picture is very blurry, was ridiculed by netizens. Some netizens said that you bought Twitter at this level when you spent $45 billion (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 310.95 billion yuan) (exact value of $44 billion) on Twitter.

Netizens mocked Musk for buying the local time for $45 billion. Musk used Twitter to broadcast live at Twitter's headquarters in San Francisco on Tuesday. He posted a low-resolution video to his 140 million fans so that he could hardly be seen. The highly pixel video was ridiculed by Twitter users, who called Musk an "8-bit Elon". Netizens here compare his video to an 8-bit video game popular in the 1980s and 1990s with low resolution.

Netizens call Musk "8-bit Elon" 8-bit resolution, which measures the number of bits of information stored in each pixel, also known as color depth. The higher the color depth, the more colors are available. 8 bits can only provide 256 colors. By contrast, 24 bits that implement true color can provide 16.7 million colors.

Musk told fans that he is testing Twitter's live streaming function to see what needs to be improved. When he saw that the live broadcast function "works", he laughed in surprise.

A Twitter employee next to him told Musk that Twitter Live used the same code as Periscope, the video streaming app. Periscope was launched in 2015 and was eventually acquired by Twitter. Periscope will go offline in 2021 due to declining usage and high operating costs.

"it's using 2015 Periscope code," Mr. Musk said. "it basically works. We're just testing the live video feature to see if it works, and then we can modify it accordingly. All we have to do is improve the resolution."

Musk is also obviously not satisfied with the resolution. "its resolution is very low, and we definitely need to improve it." He said in the video.

One Twitter employee responded: "that's true. That's why we want to take it out, because we haven't solved this problem for eight years."

When Musk was told that 27000 people were watching his live broadcast, he began to say, "Hello, everyone." Eventually, the audience soared to 150000, and then the live broadcast completely collapsed.

Netizens quit and began to ridicule Musk. In addition to calling him "8 Elons", some netizens pointed out that you spent $45 billion on Twitter. Is this the kind of low-resolution live broadcast you want?

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