Would like some feedback on this...

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On insidesp.in you can now watch all the livestreams for an event on 1 screen and potentially cast it to your TV. But i want to hear from the peanut gallery how it looks on their screen/TV:

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This is just a single event's live streams, but likewise you could go to: https://www.insidesp.in/live and see all streams live across all in progress events. Theoretically if predator and matchroom had live streams going at the same time this is where you would watch them all .

You have 3 different view settings Small, Medium, Large. And you have "Cast View" which minimizes the surrounding labels.

Let me know what you think please, and if there are any features youd like to see to better the viewing experience. (like maybe hiding certain livestream videos)

TYIA
 
Hey that's good. I just checked it out at insidesp.in/live, Filler/Pham on the left, Appleton/Oi on the right. The game is slow enough you can easily follow two matches at once. I haven't tried casting to a TV, just my laptop screen, it looks fine there. I can see that an option to hide particular streams would be useful if there are more than 2 or 3 going.

It sounds like you're manually selecting streams, so "Bob's Wed 9 Ball" and "Live Stream Action Match, $30 in the middle!" don't also show up? Maybe an option to add any stream you like to your view would be useful. (Then it turns into a general tool. Which sounds like something that probably already exists, haven't looked.)

You still have full normal YouTube control over each stream, so can pause/rewind any stream at any time. A well executed, elegant idea.
 
i cast from my phone or laptop to big screen tv and pic is great.
can do it with or without an hdmi chord.
 
thank you for the feedback, yes i could open it up to any youtube videos, good idea. probably a little cumbersome to setup on the tv web browser though

i’ll have to think about how to add your own streams easily
 
anything on the face of your phone, laptop can easily be cast to any modern newer tv without a chord

older units may need an hdmi chord thats all.
 
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