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EyeTV Hybrid
TV on a Mac is a foreign concept to most people, but EyeTV hopes to change that with the introduction of the minuscule (just a bit larger than an iPod Shuffle) EyeTV Hybrid USB TV tuner. Capable of receiving both digital (S-Video via an adapter) and ...
EyeTV app for iPhone released
Elgato, maker of EyeTV, has released EyeTV for iPhone [iTunes Link], an app that allows access to both live and recorded video content from any Mac running EyeTV 3.2 or later. The $4.99 app lets you view live and recorded TV on your iPhone or iPod ...
Gallery: EyeTV 3.1
TUAW Review: HDTV with the EyeTV Hybrid
While we eagerly await the living room convergence that the now-shipping Apple TV will bring, it's not too soon to start building up that library of HDTV media. I recently got an eyeTV Hybrid unit from Elgato (that's Spanish for "the cat," you know) ...
Elgato updates EyeTV for Leopard
TUAW readers are no-doubt aware of EyeTV, the app from Elgato Systems that enables you to record TV via your Mac (with a compatible tuner). Last month's EyeTV 2.5 upgrade was a neat boost that allowed folks to use their recorded content on the newest ...
Elgato releases the eyeTV 250
Elgato, the
makers of the popular eyeTV digital TV recording software and hardware for the Mac, today introduced the eyeTV 250.
This thing is small, as in barely-bigger-than-an-mouse small (see picture at right). With it, you can watch, pause ...
Elgato EyeTV 250 Plus adds OTA HDTV
We've covered the Elgato EyeTV 205 before, but now the Mac video peripherals company has pushed out a substantial revision, the EyeTV 250 Plus, which adds over-the-air HDTV capability. The Plus model is in many ways like the EyeTV Hybrid, and ...
EyeTV 2.1 goes Universal
EyeTV reached
version 2.1 today, and with the update comes
a few nice improvements. EyeTV is Elgato's television playback and recording software for the Mac that makes viewing,
recording and transferring shows to an iPod easy. Version 2.1 includes ...
Hauppauge USB TV tuners now EyeTV compatible
We've repeatedly covered the Elgato EyeTV Hybrid USB television tuner. This is an excellent little device that many of us here at TUAW own and use. On the Windows side, however, USB tuners from Hauppauge are very popular, and now Elgato has made ...
Create 5.1 audio with Quicktime and EyeTV
TUAW reader
Dave has posted a tutorial at his site on
using Quicktime to create video files with 5.1 sound. Taking video files he captured with an Elgato EyeTV, he uses mAC3dec and Quicktime Pro to separate the sound into the six
channels of 5.1 ...
EyeTV Hybrid hardware gets a performance boost
Elgato's EyeTV Hybrid has long been the standout among the Mac options for HD television tuners, in large part because it comes with the excellent EyeTV software for program guide info, scheduling and recording. This week, the product gets an ...
Elgato releases new EyeTV Diversity DTT tuner
Looks like Miglia isn't the only kid on the block with a picture-in-picture TV tuner for the Mac anymore, as Elgato has released the EyeTV Diversity, offering powerful DTT reception, picture-in-picture viewing and the ability to record one channel ...
EyeTV 2.5 offers free slingbox-style video streaming
Gallery: EyeTV 2.5 Wireless Streaming digg_url = 'http://www.tuaw.com/2007/10/03/eyetv-2-5-offers-free-slingbox-style-video-streaming/'; As we posted last week, Elgato's new EyeTV 2.5 upgrade (free to existing customers) offers WiFi video ...
Show floor video: El Gato HD hardware and EyeTV 3
While we wait for Apple to cram a TV tuner or cable card into the Apple TV (don't hold your breath-- seriously), El Gato continues to pump out some nice hardware/software tools for watching the tube on your Mac. One thing that caught my eye: you can ...
EyeTV 2.3 adds Front Row-like menu
Elgato has released a fairly significant update to their EyeTV software that adds a Front Row-like menu UI for interacting with live TV, shows you've recorded and the program guide. Other sites are calling this 'Front Row integration', but I thought ...
