Watch multiple channels simultaneously on one screen with Multiview on Roku.
Multiview will initially be available as a beta on select Roku devices.
Compatible Roku Devices
The Multiview experience may vary depending on your Roku device. Note that some devices compatible with Multiview will only support up to 2 simultaneous views. To access Multiview, your Roku device must have at minimum Roku OS14 and v5.8.0 of the Fubo app installed.
The following Roku devices support Multiview on Fubo:
| Model Number | Number of Multiview Screens |
| 4850X | 4 |
| 3940X2 | 2 |
| 3941X2 | 2 |
| 3820X2 | 2 |
| 3821X2 | 2 |
Note: The X in the device model number represents a region code and may differ on your device.
Select an option below to see how Multiview will look on your Roku, or for more questions about Roku device compatibility:
To access Multiview:
- Highlight the live channel or event you want to watch from any menu screen
- Press OK on your Roku remote
- Select Watch in Multiview
- Use the left or right arrow keys to highlight a second channel and press OK
Fast-forward, rewind, and pause are not supported in Multiview.
To get a fullscreen view of an event you’re watching in Multiview, highlight the event and press OK. Then select Fullscreen and press OK.
To exit fullscreen and return to the splitscreen view, press the back arrow on your remote.
While in Multiview, the channel playing audio will have a white border around it.
Use the arrow keys on your Roku remote to navigate between different views to change audio.
To reorder the appearance of your channels in Multiview, highlight a view and press OK, then select Reorder.
Use the up, down, left, or right arrows on your remote to move the view to your desired spot.
Once everything is where you want it, press OK again.
To remove a view, highlight the view you want to remove and press OK. Then select Remove and press OK.
To fully exit Multiview, from the multi-screen view, press the Back arrow on your remote. Then press OK to confirm.
Multiview is currently available on Apple TV and select Roku devices. We intend to keep improving the Multiview experience, and are currently looking into how to bring it to our other apps and supported devices.
How do I find my model number?
You can find your Roku model number within your streaming device settings menu, or in the Roku mobile app.
On your Roku:
- Press Home on your Roku remote
- Scroll and select Settings
- Select System
- Select About
- Check the Model field to find your model number
On the Roku mobile app:
- Launch the Roku mobile app, then tap Devices from the bottom navigation
- Tap the device you want to connect to
- Tap Options next to the connected device
- Tap View System Info
- Check the Model Number field
For more information on finding your specific device information, see this article
How do I update my Roku?
Your Roku device should automatically check for software updates every 24-36 hours. If you’d like to check manually for an update:
- Press Home on your Roku remote
- Scroll and select Settings
- Select System
- Select Software Update
- Select Check Now
If an update is available, your Roku device will automatically download and install it. This will also download and install any updates for the Fubo app. For more information, see this article.