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DirecTV Adds ‘Sports Mix 2’ Multiview Channel For Internet and Satellite Customers

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DirecTV has now added a new ‘Sports Mix 2’ multiview channel for internet and satellite customers. While the new Mix channel was originally announced late last month, users only gained access to the channel this week.

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  • DirecTV has launched Sports Mix 2 (Ch. 205 & 922), letting customers watch four pre-selected sports feeds on one screen.
  • The channel focuses on football and basketball, offering simultaneous access to major sports networks, including ESPN, FS1, SEC Network, Big Ten.
  • Sports Mix 2 joins College Sports Mix and Deportes Mix as the newest additions to DirecTV’s lineup of Mix channels.

Similar to other ‘Mix’ channels offered by DirecTV, Sports Mix 2 allows users to watch up to four feeds at once on the same screen. These four feeds are not customizable but consist of a combination of pre-selected channels.

In the case of Sports Mix 2, the channel combines ESPN, FS1, SEC Network and Big Ten. As a result, DirecTV internet and satellite customers now have the option of watching football and basketball on the one screen.

The new Sports Mix 2 channel (Ch. 205 and 922) became available yesterday (Dec. 9) on DirecTV for Internet and DirecTV Everywhere for satellite customers.

Sports Mix 2 was announced as part of a group of three new Mix channels coming to DirecTV. While College Sports Mix (Ch. 614 and 923) initially became available on Nov. 25 for DirecTV for Internet customers, it also went live on DirecTV Everywhere for satellite customers this week.

Deportes Mix (Ch. 470 and 924) was the third Mix channel announced last month and while it is already available for DirecTV for Internet customers, it has yet to land for DirecTV Everywhere for satellite customers.

College Sports Mix, Sports Mix 2, and Deportes Mix join a variety of other Mix channels available through DirecTV, including Sports Mix, League Sports Mix, News Mix, Business Mix, and Kids Mix.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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