To watch multiple streams on Discord, you typically need to join voice channels where users are streaming and use Discord’s screen sharing features. However, Discord does not allow users to view more than one stream in a single window by default. Here’s how you can watch multiple streams on Discord:
1. Join a Voice Channel with Streams:
– Make sure you are a part of a server where multiple members are streaming. You can join any voice channel where someone is sharing their screen or streaming.
2. Open Multiple Discord Windows:
– If you want to watch several streams at once, you can open multiple Discord windows. To do this:
– Right-click on the Discord icon in your taskbar (if you’re on Windows) and select “Discord” again, or open Discord from the Start menu to launch a second window.
– Log into your account again if needed and join different voice channels in each window to view multiple streams at once.
3. Use Discord’s “Pop-Out” Feature (on some platforms):
– On desktop, you can pop out individual streams into separate windows. Right-click on a stream in the voice channel and select “Pop Out.” This creates a separate window for that particular stream.
– You can resize and arrange these windows on your screen to view multiple streams simultaneously.
4. Watch Streams in a Server:
– If you’re part of a server with multiple streamers, you can join multiple voice channels and watch streams at the same time. Each voice channel that has a stream will show a small preview of the stream, and you can click to expand and view each one.
5. Using Multiple Devices:
– You can also use different devices (like a computer and a phone or tablet) to watch streams on Discord. For example, you can have Discord open on your desktop and mobile to watch streams on each device simultaneously.
Keep in mind that watching multiple streams might cause some performance issues depending on your device and internet speed.
