Multi-Player Introduction

Multi-Player Introduction

The Discover Video Multi-Player allows you to view live and on-demand video on an iPhone or iPad  
  • Install the App from the iTunes store.
  • Enter the URL or open a link from Discover Video that opens the App
  • Touch and hold any video player
  • After the player has a blue outline, you may move your finger over the player to resize it
  • Because you are playing multiple, potentially high-bandwidth videos, you may experience issues with playback, especially when using cellular data.  For best results, use WiFi.
  • For VoD, you may select the low bandwidth video by selecting the Gauge icon in the lower right of the player App. This will open a "merged" video that you cannot adjust.

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