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To get Xfinity Multiview, subscribers need an Xfinity TV subscription with a compatible 4K X1 box (like an Xi6 or XG1v4), then simply say "Multiview" into your Xfinity Voice Remote, or find it in the Sports Zone app or Home Screen, allowing you to watch up to four live sports games simultaneously during available windows, often for NFL, NBA, or MLB.
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