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The rumors going around about Apple TV developing a multiview feature<\/a> (spotted by developer Steve Moser) are coming true. Tonight, Apple is launching a beta version of the feature on the Apple TV 4K during its MLB Friday Night Baseball livestream, TechCrunch has learned.<\/p>\n Users participating in the Apple beta software program must have tvOS beta version 16.5, which can be downloaded by going to the Settings app and selecting \u201cSystem,\u201d \u201cSoftware Updates\u201d and then \u201cGet Beta Updates.\u201d<\/p>\n Apple hasn\u2019t officially announced when multiview will become widely available. There\u2019s no exact timeline yet for when tvOS 16.5 will officially be out of beta.<\/p>\n As first reported by Tom\u2019s Guide<\/a>, the beta feature is currently limited to Apple\u2019s sports offerings \u2014 MLS Season Pass<\/a> and MLB Friday Night Baseball<\/a>. The feature will be available for MLS fans tomorrow when Matchday 8 commences at 7:30 p.m. ET.<\/p>\n With multiview, users will be able to watch up to four games at once, which is displayed in a grid format on the screen. To use the feature, viewers can start watching their game of choice and then select the \u201cAdd Game\u201d button.<\/p>\n The multiviewing experience is customizable in many ways \u2014 so we\u2019ve learned \u2014 and allows fans to move games around the screen, making one game larger than the others or choosing to watch either two or four evenly split screens. If a user wants one game to take up the majority of the screen, the other games are then stacked on the right.<\/p>\n Fans can also switch between audio via the remote, so they\u2019re able to control which game they want to hear.<\/p>\n