YouTube TV custom multiview lets you mix NFL Sunday Ticket with any channel
YouTube TV has launched a custom multiview feature that allows subscribers to create their own multi-screen viewing experience. This feature enables users to combine up to four live streams from any channel included in their subscription. The announcement was made by YouTube CEO Neal Mohan on April 28, 2026.
- ▪YouTube TV's new multiview feature allows for complete customization of live streams.
- ▪Subscribers can mix and match up to four live channels simultaneously.
- ▪The feature includes options for add-ons like NFL Sunday Ticket.
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| Publication time | Tue, 28 Apr 2026 22:16:34 +0000 |
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YouTube TV’s multiview feature has always been a great idea, but it was held back by one frustrating limitation: Google decided what you watched, not you. But that changes now. On April 28, 2026, YouTube CEO Neal Mohan announced the full launch of the custom multiview feature for YouTube TV, giving subscribers complete freedom to create their own multi-screen viewing experience from any live channel. Today, we’re officially launching fully customizable multiview on @YouTubeTV.Our @youtube teams made one of our most popular features even better.
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