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iTVRemote
1.2

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iTVRemote

1.2
03 January 2008

Tiny replacement for EyeTV controller.

Overview

iTVRemote... IMHO, EyeTV is just great... but the controller just eats up too much screen real estate for me. So this is a very small controller that will switch channels, pause and play, and mute. With it tucked discreetly away where ever you like, you can hide the larger controller until you need it. Paid version is now available. Visit the site at http://www.tracyvalleau.com/itvr/ for more information.

What's new in iTVRemote

Version 1.2
  • fixes a few bugs; adds placement near the video window; closes the EyeTV controller; updates documentation.
  • Paid version is now free.
  • Works with EyeTV 2 or later (paid version with 3.5 or later) Compatible with EyeTV 3.0.
  • Visit the website to get a free QuicKeys macro that will toggle both EyeTV and iTVremote on and off together. (Requires QuicKeys.)

iTVRemote Screenshots

  • iTVRemote for Mac - review, screenshots
  • iTVRemote for Mac - review, screenshots

3 iTVRemote Reviews

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Jeff-H-
Jeff-H-
03 January 2008

Most helpful

Yea, but then you end up with TWO things sitting on your screen. I don't care how many times someone says to "hide the controller" up in the menu bar, IT ALWAYS COMES BACK!!! I'd download and gladly pay for this thing if it got rid of the big, goofy remote with EyeTV, but it does not.
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Version 1.2
rayan-n
rayan-n
04 March 2012
I installed the software and it works pretty well. I just have two issues which I would like to ask the developers for some help: 1. When I click on Preferences on the menu bar nothing happens. 2. I want to have the menu control of iTVRemote to be always displayed in the corner of my screen when i open it. But whenever I quit the program the position is not saved. So when I open the program again the menu opens in the initial screen position.
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Version 1.2
Jeff-H-
Jeff-H-
03 January 2008
I stand corrected...it does hide the original. ...will it also launch when EyeTV is launched, or will it have to be launched separately?
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Version 1.2
3 answer(s)
tvalleau
tvalleau
03 January 2008
You have to launch it manually. It was designed to be "non-bloated" and to have it launch when EyeTV launches would require a second program running all the time in the background just looking to see if EyeTV was launched. Way too much overhead for a "little gadget."
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Version 1.2
Jeff-H-
Jeff-H-
03 January 2008
Gotcha', and thank you very much for the prompt response.
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Version 1.2
tvalleau
tvalleau
03 January 2008
NP. FWIW, I posted my QuicKeys macro that toggles them both on and off on the website. Perhaps that will help.
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Version 1.2
Jeff-H-
Jeff-H-
03 January 2008
Yea, but then you end up with TWO things sitting on your screen. I don't care how many times someone says to "hide the controller" up in the menu bar, IT ALWAYS COMES BACK!!! I'd download and gladly pay for this thing if it got rid of the big, goofy remote with EyeTV, but it does not.
Like
Version 1.2
1 answer(s)
Jeff-H-
Jeff-H-
03 January 2008
I stand corrected...it does hide the original
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Version 1.2
Free

4.0

App requirements: 
  • PPC 32
  • Mac OS X 10.4.11 or later
Category: 

Utilities

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Control Strips

Developer Website: 
TracyValleau.com
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