Practical guides
Do more with multiple videos.
Clear workflows for the questions people ask before and after opening a second video. Each guide starts with the quickest answer, then shows the complete setup.
iPhone & iPad
How to play multiple videos at once on iPhone or iPad
Put 2 to 36 videos into one portrait or landscape layout, then play, pause, seek, mute, or switch them without moving between separate players.
Read guide 02Precise synchronization
How to sync videos that started at different times
Give every clip its own anchor at the same action, sound, or visual cue instead of forcing all timelines to use the same timestamp.
Read guide 03Sports & motion
How to compare sports videos frame by frame
Align the same phase of a movement across multiple recordings, then slow down, zoom, and step every compatible video one frame at a time.
Read guide 04Create & share
How to export multiple videos as one split-screen video
Arrange and synchronize the views first, then render the complete workspace as one video instead of exporting separate clips.
Read guide 05Multi-camera review
How to review multiple camera angles on iPad
Keep every take or angle visible on one larger canvas, synchronize the shared action, and use global controls to judge continuity without repeatedly switching files.
Read guide 06Live sources
How to play RTSP and live streams in a split screen
Add one supported stream address per line or browse an Xtream channel list, then place live sources beside local video and reference material.
Read guide 07Learning & reference
How to view video, PDF, web pages, and images together
Use each split-screen region for a different source type so the lesson, document, browser, images, and supporting audio stay in one reusable workspace.
Read guideSplit Screen Player
Put the guide into practice.
Play, compare, sync, and export multiple videos on one screen. Watch up to 36 videos, choose from 144 layouts, and turn split-screen views into shareable videos.
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