For streaming platforms that use DRM, MultiViewer ensures full compliance and supports Widevine playback. It maintains content security and prevents screenshotting, downloading and screen sharing.

Use the new MultiViewer companion extension MultiViewer has a browser extension that makes it easier to sign in and open content from select websites in MultiViewer.

Retrieve the latest version of MultiViewer for Linux from the downloads. Open the .deb/.rpm file with your package manager. Install the package. You may be prompted to allow network connections, or to …

MultiViewer is available for various platforms and racing series, which can be confusing—so let's clarify what you need. MultiViewer itself is free (its development is supported by donations), but you may …

MultiViewer is an unofficial, community-built, multi-view player for various motorsports, with capabilities to sync multiple streams, restore saved layouts, and show live telemetry alongside live action.

Yes, you can use the MultiViewer app on your TV, but we don't offer a TV app. To get MultiViewer on a TV, you'll have to connect your computer to your TV using an HDMI cable, and all devices in the …

Use MultiViewer's browser extension to quickly open links in MultiViewer and to easily sign in. Available for Chrome, Firefox, Brave and Edge.

During the live stream, MultiViewer will monitor your actual latency against the configured target latency. If your player has had to buffer, or for some reason went out of sync, it will speed up or slow down …

You can check your MultiViewer version by tapping on the 3 dots in the top right of the app and looking at the bottom of the list. MultiViewer automatically updates for nearly all users, but if you have …

MultiViewer uses real-time telemetry from the cars, together with timing data to give you more insight into driver's performance. At first, this telemetry may be a little hard to understand, but the graphic …