Multi View

Choose up to four games. Each screen has its own player and server controls.

Select a game to start watching.

Select a game to start watching.

Select a game to start watching.

Select a game to start watching.

Use the screens above when your games overlap. Choose a match in each slot you want to use, then select one of that event’s available servers. You can leave the other slots empty.

Table of content

How Do You Set Up Multi View?

  1. Choose a fixture from the Screen 1 menu.
  2. Wait for its available server options and video to load.
  3. Use that screen’s server menu to compare another source when needed.
  4. Choose another event in Screen 2, Screen 3 or Screen 4.
  5. Select the empty match option to clear a screen you no longer need.

Keep The Sound Easy To Follow

Each provider has its own audio controls inside the player. Keep sound on the game you are actively following and mute the other videos when their commentary overlaps.

Changing one screen’s match or source leaves the other selections in place. You can also use its fullscreen control when you want to concentrate on that game.

Use The Number Of Screens Your Device Handles Well

Four videos use more bandwidth and processing power than one. If playback becomes less stable, clear a slot and compare the remaining streams. A smaller set of players may be more comfortable on a phone.

The players stack vertically on narrow screens. For help with a specific source, open Playback Help; for television options, read Devices And TV Viewing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Every Screen Have To Show The Same Sport?

No. You can choose different listed events, such as a basketball game in one slot and a soccer match in another.

Does Multi View Add New Camera Angles For One Game?

No. It opens the published players for the events you select. Extra camera feeds are available only if the provider supplies them.

More Viewing Guides