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Comcast Previews New Multiview Experience on Xfinity X1
Comcast Previews New Multiview Experience on Xfinity X1, Brings Live Football and Baseball Together on the Same Screen
Xfinity has launched an early preview of a new multiview experience on X1, offering sports fans a new way to watch all the excitement of October’s biggest professional sports, football and playoff baseball, together on the same screen.
“Xfinity has always been the best place for live sports, and with new features like Odds Zone and enhanced 4K, it’s only getting better,” said Vito Forlenza, Vice President, Sports Entertainment. Comcast. “And now, with this early preview of multiview on X1, we can show customers a little bit of what’s to come in terms of future sports viewing innovations, all while making it easy for them to keep up with two of October’s most exciting events. We can’t wait to see how they respond and look forward to bringing more multiview experiences to them in the future.”
During the preview, Xfinity X1 customers can watch up to three live events at the same time, supporting two key scenarios:
Football Sunday: Customers can watch Sunday’s locally airing NFL games side-by-side on the same screen – no need to flip between channels to follow both games. Customers with NFL Redzone as part of their TV package will see a third mosaic featuring RedZone’s whip-around coverage alongside their local games, giving them a simple way to follow all the action happening across the league both locally and nationally.
Primetime Football & Playoff Baseball: With MLB baseball playoffs in full swing throughout October, customers won’t need to choose between watching a pivotal inning or the final two minutes. During the preview, they can also enjoy side-by-side coverage of NFL games and playoff baseball within the multiview experience, and never miss a major moment.
X1 customers with eligible devices can launch the multiview preview by saying “multiview” into their voice remote, or by finding it within the comprehensive sports destination on X1. Once in the multiview experience, customers can toggle between channels to switch audio and select any of the games to jump into full screen mode. During the preview, availability of multiview options could vary by market.
Xfinity plans to continue innovating its multiview experience, such as adding the ability to watch up to four live events at the same time, increasing the number of sports available, bringing the feature to more devices, and letting customers build their own multiview experience.
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ajanowitz
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23 Messages
30 days ago
Is there a way to rearrange the games on the multiview?
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MABirdwatcher
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8 Messages
30 days ago
Looking forward to the user’s full control of what we want to watch.
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user_c3zape
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23 days ago
What does Comcast consider an "eligible device"? Also, why is Multiview only available with NFL games? This would be much more useful on Saturdays when College Football literally has 10 different games being broadcast from noon until midnight!
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paulmatlin
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28 Messages
14 days ago
How many tuners do the new multiview DVR's have and how does multiview affect the number of programs you can record simultaneously?
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timstack
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235 Messages
13 days ago
Watched the NFL Monday night football game and World Series game on Monday with Multiview App works better with 2 events or pictures on one screen.
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shobra
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5 days ago
Do it cost any Xtra for a person with Xfinity
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