I’d really like to be able to watch a show at the same time as my workout on my iPad. While I could obviously use my mobile device, this has become a bit more precarious since I’ve been doing some workouts on rollers and I try to stay looking forward rather than down.
I put together a very simple mockup for what I’d like to see
I’d also like to see the app fill the screen on the new iPad Pro 11". Right now there’s space on the left and right because the app is not adhering to the new form factor.
Thanks for taking the time to submit this request! As others have pointed out, we are currently unable to add support for splitview within the TrainerRoad App due to the way the app is currently built.
That being said, splitscreen is something that we would like to someday implement, it will just require a major restructuring of our app and a lot of Development Resources. So while this is not on our immediate roadmap, as we complete projects and development resources free up, we hope to dedicate resources to this.
Sorry that I don’t have a more concrete ETA, but I hope that I was able to shed some light on our future goals and direction
We asked this many times, but it seems that it’s not coming soon, as @Bryce just explained.
It’s annoying because it’s much more convenient to me to bring my iPad in front of the trainer that my old laptop.
It’s a contradiction with the claim :
TrainerRoad lets you choose your own entertainment while you train. This means that you can do your workout while watching your favorite show on Netflix, catching a new film on HBO GO or jamming out to the hottest new playlists on Spotify. Whatever entertainment you’d like to use while you train, you can use it with TrainerRoad.
Thanks for the tip, I’ve never tried this solution! Event at maximum size, the picture is quite small but this could be enough to watch sport.
Too bad “Picture in picture” is a paid feature on YouTube, I could have watched the TrainerRoad video podcast. Any other platform it’s posted on?
Edit: I know there are ways to download YouTube videos and then put them on app like VLC or Infuse, but it’s a bit too much to do just for watching Nate’s face
That was Eurosport player in my screen shot. Might be worth investigating what other media apps allow over laying like that. Does VLC allow opening a remote stream? Or are there other apps that are wrappers for you tube. For instance on fire tv, google withdrew YouTube access to amazon so you had to use Firefox or anything other than the amazon app.
We’re updating our mobile/tablet app now and it will support split screen view. The only bummer is the video app has to support it too. It looks like YouTube does but Netflix and HBO go does not.
For whatever it’s worth, split-screen has been working on my Android phone for months (despite warnings that it’s not supported). I’ve been using it with Netflix.