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Watch up to four channels Premium
Path: Sidebar → Multi-view
How
- Press Up from the tiles to reach the chips along the top, then open Channels. Press OK on a channel to put it in the mosaic, and OK again on a ticked one to take it out — the same list does both. Pressing OK on an empty tile opens it too.
- Pick an arrangement from the Layout chip: Side by side, Stacked, Big top + two, Big left + two, 2 × 2 grid, or Big + three.
- Focus a tile and turn Sound on for it — audio follows one tile at a time. OK on a playing tile opens that channel full screen.
- Or start from Live sport to fill the mosaic with what’s on now, and save any arrangement as a preset.
Good to know
The channel list holds exactly as many channels as your arrangement has tiles, so everything you tick is on screen. If it says it is full, untick one or pick a bigger arrangement from Layout first. How many tiles you get depends on your box, not your IPTV plan: multi-view runs a separate decoder per tile, so TiviGlass offers two, three or four according to what the hardware can sustain, and only the layouts that fit are listed. Weaker boxes are told up front that they can’t manage it. TiviGlass checks measured memory as well as Android’s low-memory label, so custom TV firmware cannot disqualify a high-memory box with a stale label. Your plan matters too — each tile is a separate connection. The warning is shown only when the measured limit is unknown or too small for the selected layout.
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Replay what already aired Free
Path: Sidebar → Catch Up
How
- Search or pick a channel from the Channels with archive list on the left.
- Choose a day, then a programme.
- Press OK to watch it, or schedule it as a recording.
- If a day cannot load, choose Try again directly on the error screen.
Good to know
Only channels whose provider advertises an archive appear here, and each shows how many days back it goes. Catch Up is free — TiviGlass simply asks your provider for the past programme. How that request has to be worded differs between providers: some archives are addressed in the provider’s own local time rather than UTC, and some are served only as a streaming manifest. TiviGlass reads both of those from your provider when it connects and adapts automatically, so there is nothing to configure. If a whole archive opened the wrong programme on an older version, open Settings → Playlists and choose Update on that provider once so the new details are picked up.