- Getting started
Installation and setup
Updating MultiViewer
Understanding telemetry
FAQ
- Usage
Authentication
Keyboard shortcuts
Syncing streams
Player context menu
- Configuration
Custom layouts
- Troubleshooting
DRM/playback issues
- Privacy
App analytics
Installation and setup
Installing on macOS
Installing MultiViewer on macOS
How to install MultiViewer on macOS, explained in under 1 minute
On macOS, installation is very simple. Download MultiViewer, open the DMG, and drag the app to your Applications folder. That's all! You may be prompted to allow network connections, which is required for MultiViewer to work.
Installing on Windows
Installing MultiViewer on Windows
How to install MultiViewer on Windows, explained in under 1 minute
Download the installer from the website, and run it. Installation may take some time, but once it's done, you'll have a new icon on your desktop. When opening, you may be prompted with a Windows SmartScreen warning. This is normal, and you can safely click "More info" and "Run anyway". You may also be prompted to allow network connections, which is required for MultiViewer to work.
Installing on Linux
Installing on Linux is similar to Windows:
Installing MultiViewer on Linux
How to install MultiViewer on Linux, explained in under 1 minute
- 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 enter your password, which is required for MultiViewer to work.
- The application now runs. You may also get a firewall notification, this is because we start a local server to serve the application's files from, to get around some of the F1TV/Electron limitations.
Installing on Linux (zip)
- Retrieve the latest version of MultiViewer for Linux from the downloads.
- Unzip the downloaded ZIP file to a location of your choice.
- Run
chmod +x ./MultiViewer; ./MultiViewerin the folder you unzipped to - The application now runs. You may also get a firewall notification, this is because we start a local server to serve the application's files from, to get around some of the F1TV/Electron limitations.
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