How Multiview works

Your sources become one organized viewing experience

Connect compatible sources, combine overlapping channels, decide which source takes priority, and build the view that fits what you want to watch.

The basic flow

From separate sources to a single view

01

Bring your sources

Connect compatible devices and services you already use. Multiview is a player, not a seller of channels, playlists, subscriptions, or media.

02

Browse one channel list

Multiview brings channels from your connected sources together and groups overlapping versions of the same channel into a single entry.

03

Choose your source priority

Put your sources in the order you prefer. For an overlapping channel, that order determines which available guide data Multiview surfaces.

04

Build your view

Choose compatible live channels, IPTV, RTSP streams, recordings, or Plex content and place up to four streams in a saved layout.

Overlapping channels

One channel, ordered sources

If more than one connected source carries the same channel, Multiview deduplicates those entries so you do not have to browse several copies of it.

Your source-priority order determines which available guide data is surfaced for that combined channel. Because each source supplies its own listings, the program information can vary between sources.

Set up combined sources and source priority

Example source priority

1

Preferred source

Its available guide data is surfaced first.

2

Second source

Its position follows the order you set.

3

Other available source

Its position follows the order you set.

Combined result

One channel entry with guide data based on your priority

Ways to connect

Different sources, one player

Discovered devices

Multiview can find compatible HDHomeRun, Tablo, and Plex devices or servers available on your network.

Provider connections

Add compatible M3U playlists or Xtream Codes services using the details supplied by your provider.

Direct stream URLs

Add a compatible RTSP URL to keep a camera or other network video stream alongside your content.

What to expect

The details behind the experience

Guide availability varies

Guide listings come from supported connected sources and providers, not from Multiview. Schedule coverage, timing, titles, and descriptions may differ by source, and some sources provide no guide data.

Live TV and the Library have different roles

Use the channel list and program guide for live programming. Browse compatible HDHomeRun, Tablo, and Plex DVR recordings, plus Plex library content, in the Library.

Your setup stays local

Source details and preferences remain on your device. The app communicates directly with the devices, servers, and providers you choose to connect.

Compatibility depends on the full path

Availability and playback can vary with source capabilities, stream formats, network conditions, device support, and third-party services.

Free and Pro

Start with one stream, then expand your view

Free includes supported source connections and single-stream viewing, plus three 15-minute multiview trials. A one-time Pro purchase unlocks unlimited two-, three-, and four-stream layouts and unlimited saved presets.

Compare Free and Pro

Your content, one view

Stop choosing which stream to miss.

Try Multiview free, then unlock unlimited multiview with a one-time Pro purchase.