- #DISNEY PLUS SHAREPLAY NOT WORKING HOW TO#
- #DISNEY PLUS SHAREPLAY NOT WORKING UPDATE#
- #DISNEY PLUS SHAREPLAY NOT WORKING ANDROID#
Choose a streaming service and start watching, but keep the time limit in mind.įor more information about streaming services check out the best live TV streaming services, or check out the best Black Friday TV deals. These errors can also sometimes happen due to internet problems. In Google Meet, share your screen by selecting your screen, a tab or a window and click Share.ģ. In Zoom, share your screen by clicking the Share screen button in the bottom toolbar. Invite your friends to a video chat using Zoom or Google Meet.Ģ.
#DISNEY PLUS SHAREPLAY NOT WORKING HOW TO#
Here's how to screen-share using Zoom or Google Meet:ġ. The major drawback is many free video chat services have a screen-sharing time limit, so this option might be best suited for half-hour episodes of TV. Just use Zoom, Google Meet or any other free video chat service. If everyone in your friend group has a different streaming service, or if you have a DVD or Blu-ray player attached to your computer, you can still have a watch party. Zoom is one free screen-sharing service you can use to host virtual watch parties. When everyone is in the party, anyone can click Play. Send the shareable link to your friends and family.Ħ. Click the Plus sign and a shareable link is generated.ĥ. This opens a page with your user icon and a Plus sign.Ĥ. Click the icon next to Play that looks like three people standing together. Here's how to set up a watch party using GroupWatch:ģ.
#DISNEY PLUS SHAREPLAY NOT WORKING ANDROID#
You can use GroupWatch on a desktop or Mac, or through the Disney Plus app on iOS and Android devices. Only seven people can watch simultaneously, and kid accounts can't use GroupWatch, according to Disney. For movies that launch under Premier Access like Black Widow and Jungle Cruise, everyone in the party needs to unlock the video on their own or you can wait for the standard release of those movies. The feature only works for Disney Plus content, and everyone in the watch party needs to be a Disney Plus subscriber. Sarah Tew/CNETĭisney Plus has a built-in watch party feature called GroupWatch.
The former will remain available for the time being, as SharePlay isn't available on all platforms. You can start using this feature now if you've updated your iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV to OS version 15.1 or later.GroupWatch is Disney Plus's own virtual watch party feature. SharePlay on the other hand stretches the participation limit and allows users to see and hear each other while watching. GroupWatch is great for friends who aren't all using Apple devices, due to its cross-platform support. “With thousands of movies and shows and a growing content catalog of new titles and originals, SharePlay provides another opportunity for personal friends and family around the world to come together and create new memories with their favorite stories on Disney+.” “We’re very excited to launch SharePlay on Disney+ for Apple users in time for the holidays and ahead of several highly-anticipated premieres,” said Jerrell Jimerson, EVP of Product & Design, Disney Streaming. It's worth mentioning that every individual will get to choose the audio and subtitle languages of their choice. And, unsurprisingly, each of the participants needs to have their own account. SharePlay expands GroupWatch's 7-people limit to a 32 one. Those using the updated Disney Plus app on a compatible operating system will be able to take advantage of the feature.
#DISNEY PLUS SHAREPLAY NOT WORKING UPDATE#
As TechCrunch has reported, Disney has announced that its latest update brings SharePlay support to iPhones, iPads, and Apple TVs.
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