Spectrum has announced that it’s bringing multiview to the Spectrum TV App, allowing customers to check in on up to four NCAA men’s or women’s basketball games simultaneously during March Madness.
“The NCAA Tournament is the perfect time for basketball fans to experience the thrill of multiple games at once,” said Elena Ritchie, Senior Vice President, Video Product. “Multiview is all about making it easier for customers to catch every highlight and stay connected to the action.”
To use the feature, customers must have a package that includes the content being featured in Multiview. Spectrum will offer curated Multiview options directly on the app homescreen, making it easy to find and follow games in real time. When in Multiview, viewers can change which audio to listen to or select a game to go full screen on a single event.
Multiview is available to customers using the Spectrum TV App on Xumo Stream Box, Xumo TV, Apple TV, Roku, Xbox, Samsung, LG and Vizio smart TVs.
Spectrum is the latest TV provider to offer multiview. Fubo launched the feature back in 2020 and has been extending it to additional platforms, like Roku, ever since. YouTube TV launched its multiview feature in 2023 for sports fans, and has been updating the feature with additional curated content collections. And DIRECTV recently expanded its long-running multiview feature to make it available on its app.
Spectrum plans to expand the Multiview feature throughout the year to cover other major sporting events, including the NHL and NBA playoffs, the World Cup, college football and NFL games.