For most broadcasts, all you need to do is visit a link on your team's website and they will route you directly to the game. If you still can't seem to locate the event you're looking for, use our search tool to find live and archived broadcasts by clicking here.
Our platform allows you to watch and listen seamlessly across all devices, including Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, and more. We continue to support the widest range of devices possible.
For video broadcasts you will need at least a 3 Mbps (3000 Kbps) downstream, and for audio-only broadcasts, at least a 0.5 Mbps (500 Kbps) downstream. You can check bandwidth here.
You shouldn't need to download anything special in order to watch or listen.
There is no need to sign up or register for most broadcasts. The vast majority of broadcasts are free for viewers and listeners, so you can simply access the broadcasts without signing in. If you do happen to choose a PPV broadcast requiring a ticket or pass, you'll need to sign in with your email address and password, so that we know who you are. We'll make it obvious if this is the case.
The vast majority of broadcasts on our platform are free, meaning that broadcasters subsidize their costs by using advertising or other methods. Occasionally, a broadcaster may choose to charge for a broadcast (called pay-per-view, or PPV), and if that's the case we'll present you with the broadcaster's easy-to-purchase ticket or season pass options.
We're always happy to help, but Meridix does not conduct any broadcasts. We provide software and services that broadcasters use. The fastest way to resolve questions about a broadcast being off air, or not starting on time, or the video/audio needing adjustment, is to contact the broadcaster directly. You can do this by sending a message using the "Contact" link on their channel.
If you suspect a tool or feature isn't working quite right, feel free to contact us here.