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Teleparty (formerly Netflix Party) is a new way to watch TV with your friends online. Teleparty synchronizes video playback and adds group chat to Netflix, Disney Plus, Hulu, HBO Max, and Amazon Prime. Get Teleparty for free! *Available on Chrome, Edge, Firefox, & Safari Browsers. Host a Watch Party on. MILLIONS OF SHOWS & MOVIES.
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- Amazon Prime Video Watch Party. Prime Video has its own watch party feature that lets members sync playback through a web browser. Starting a watch party on Amazon Prime Video is simple and can be done in two clicks.
- Hulu Watch Party. Hulu's watch party feature can be used with ad-supported and ad-free plans. Hulu's watch party feature allows you and seven of your friends, 18 years or older, to watch shows together with a live chat.
- Disney Plus GroupWatch. The Disney Plus GroupWatch feature lets you stream movies and shows with friends across different devices. The Disney Plus GroupWatch feature is unique in that it allows viewers to watch through the Disney Plus app on a phone or tablet, in addition to computer browsers and smart TVs.
- Sling TV Watch Party. Sling lets you sync live TV with your friends and family, but there are some limitations on what you can watch. Sling is the first service to allow groups to watch live TV together.
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By James Peckham, Tom Bedford, Henry St Leger
published 23 December 2020
Not with your friends? Learn how to use Teleparty and you'll still be able to watch movies and TV together on Netflix, Hulu, HBO or Disney Plus
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Trying to figure out how to use Teleparty so that you can watch TV or movies with your friends or loved ones online? Well, you're in luck because you'll find everything you need to know below to enable you to do just that.
First things first, when it comes to figuring out how to use Teleparty, it's important to note that Teleparty is not an official feature of any of the streaming services it works with. It's supported by a Patreon, so if you enjoy the way you can do this, you may want to sponsor the developers there to ensure it keeps going.
Secondly, you'll need to have Google Chrome for this feature to work. You can use it in other web browsers like Safari, Firefox of Microsoft Edge, plus it won't work when you're watching on a TV or a phone either.
Whoever wants to watch will need to have Google Chrome running on their computer, and they'll want to download the extension to their browser here. That shouldn't take long to install, and then whoever is logged into the streaming service of choice will then want to set up a party.
You'll have to decide what you're going to watch before you set up the party. You can't scroll through the storefront of Netflix to choose what you'll be binging together, so you'll want to find the TV show or movie first and then follow the steps below.
When you've found what you're going to watch, the next step to how to use Teleparty is to press on the NP logo in the top right of your Google Chrome browser. It'll then say Create a Teleparty, and you'll want to press Start the party.
You'll then be greeted with a link that you can send out to whoever you want to join. This is a long URL, so it's likely you'll want to send this through another messaging service to find the right people.
Every time we've used Netflix Party or Teleparty, we've been given the icon of a cookie as our profile image. If you press on that in the top right, you'll be given the option to change your nickname.
Then people will know who you are within the basic chat window that appears to the right hand side of what you're watching. And there you have it, you now know how to use Teleparty. But is it the only way to watch TV shows and films with your friends and family?
When we tested Teleparty back when it was still Netflix Party, we have found that it could be quite temperamental for some. If that's the case for you, the good news is that this isn't the first time we've seen something like this for Netflix.
We've previously reported on the social streaming app Rave, which lets users sync Netflix or YouTube videos over mobile (or certain VR headsets) with other users of the app.
But Teleparty looks like it will have a far wider user base by virtue of being a browser add-on, rather than being limited to smartphones and tablets. It also covers a huge number of streaming services compared to its rivals.
In this self-isolating society, having more social features in our content services is a great thing. Having tried out Netflix Party ourselves, it's both non-obtrusive and simple to use, with a neat sidebar stuck on the right side of the screen, and options to set an icon and nickname for every person joining the synced stream.
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