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Elgato Systems
EyeTV brings a rich TV experience to your Mac.
Watch live TV on your Mac. Pause, rewind, and record whenever you want. EyeTV gives you powerful control over what you watch and how you watch it.
Put down the remote. Grab your Mac.
Watch live TV on your Mac. Pause, rewind, and record whenever you want. EyeTV gives you powerful control over what you watch and how you watch it.
Put down the remote. Grab your Mac.
- A Smarter interface. Find your favorite shows using a convenient program guide with multiple search methods.
- Customizable recording options. Record a single episode or an entire season.
- Sync with your apps. Make your recordings portable
What's New
Version 3.6.3:
- Support for EyeTV Netstream 4Sat - Forget about cabling: EyeTV Netstream 4Sat makes satellite TV simply part of your home network. Enjoy HD satellite TV on any tablet, smartphone, computer or SAT>IP receiver in your home and even on your patio or in your garden. Free apps for iPad, iPhone, Kindle Fire, and Android make setup a breeze -- and with 4 receivers, everyone in your home can watch their favourite program with EyeTV Netstream 4Sat. Click here to learn more.
- Improved: Downloadable channel presets for popular satellite services
- Miscellaneous improvements & bug fixes
Version 3.6.3:
- Support for EyeTV Netstream 4Sat - Forget about cabling: EyeTV Netstream 4Sat makes satellite TV simply part of your home network. Enjoy HD satellite TV on any tablet, smartphone, computer or SAT>IP receiver in your home and even on your patio or in your garden. Free apps for iPad, iPhone, Kindle Fire, and Android make setup a breeze -- and with 4 receivers, everyone in your more...
Requirements
Intel, OS X 10.5.8 or later
Intel, OS X 10.5.8 or later
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| Date:14 Jan 2014 |
| Platform:Intel 32 / OS X |
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EyeTV brings a rich TV experience to your Mac.
Watch live TV on your Mac. Pause, rewind, and record whenever you want. EyeTV gives you powerful control over what you watch and how you watch it.
Put down the remote. Grab your Mac.
Watch live TV on your Mac. Pause, rewind, and record whenever you want. EyeTV gives you powerful control over what you watch and how you watch it.
Put down the remote. Grab your Mac.
- A Smarter interface. Find your favorite shows using a convenient program guide with multiple search methods.
- Customizable recording options. Record a single episode or an entire season.
- Sync with your apps. Make your recordings portable by integrating with iTunes and syncing your device.
- Awesome editing. Create video clips and trim unwanted content with easy editing options.
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sysnetarea reviewed on 13 Feb 2014
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Enjoy, Holger
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Strider72 reviewed on 20 Sep 2013
The only issue I have with it is that when converting to iTunes the audio frequently ends up out-of-sync. It's a slow creep that builds up over the video -- everything's fine at the start of the show, and by the end the audio can be almost a second off -- almost like watching a bad dub.
The only other issue is that even the "fine" editing is a bit rough, so if I want to clean up a recording and remove commercials I end up having to snip it just a bit sooner or later than I'd like to. Also, there is sometimes weirdness in the audio, where I clip out a commercial, but the video retains a random splurt of sound from the clipped part, that plays right at the point of the edit. They might have better luck if there were some way to kick it over to Quicktime for editing. Ah well -- It's not like I'm preserving these for posterity; if I want flawless I can buy a DVD.
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Markus Winter reviewed on 07 Jul 2013
Tip (for Germany and maybe other countries): if you don't want to pay for the tvtv programming guide then set the channels to use DVB (the signal contains a programming guide). You need to go to the channels section and set it for each channel.
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Max_G reviewed on 18 May 2013
Switching between programs can make EyeTV crash. I even suspect it to give kernel panics now and then.
Macbook Pro, 10.6.8 8Gb RAM.
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Talliphone reviewed on 27 Apr 2013
This EyeTV software has SLOWLY addressed most issues. They're not quick to fix everything, but I understand slowing down the update process so that more problems aren't created than are fixed.
Recently, I owned both the latest Hybrid and EyeTV One device. They failed in many regards in conjunction with the EyeTV software. It is difficult to talk about the software alone, since it has to be used in conjunction with one of many hardware choices to utilize all the features. The tuning, automated recording, and unexpected disconnecting of the devices when used with EyeTV caused many failed recordings.
Since I had a long history with them in the past, I decided to try their dual-network tuner produced by Silicon Dust, the HDHomeRun. It has worked flawlessly for me - better than any of the other hardware I have owned from ElGato. So far, I only had one tuning issue with this device in conjunction with the EyeTV software. Though a subsequent update to the EyeTV software took care of the issue.
It's got it's quirks, but is the only PVR type software for the Mac that has stood the test of time and is aesthetically Mac-like.
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I too have been using the dual tuner HD HomeRun and am over the moon about it.
Been using their software for around 10 years as well and although there are glitches here and there I'm overall very pleased.
Another thing I noticed that was very cool, you can watch the recordings in media centers like Plex and XBMC.
Cheers!
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Neal reviewed on 26 Apr 2013
Well, even with 3.6.1 I frequently get loss of audio synchronisation and video skipping when using HDMI 1.3 or 1.4 leads combined with Optical Audio Out.
Home networks between family users with Elgato EyeTV on their Macs fail. No amount of re-installing after "Reporter" clears this network issues. Eye Connect is hopelessly flawed.
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expa reviewed on 26 Apr 2013
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W100d001 reviewed on 26 Apr 2013
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As you were.
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kapps reviewed on 18 Feb 2013
A competitor will soon break elgato overnight.
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http://files.elgato.com/eyetvdownloads/support/eyetv_365_7310.dmg
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Do NOT put anything which isn't in food standard into kitchen aperture.
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My EyeTV Netstream DTT doesn't work since I've updated.
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There is a widespread problem with the device being only recognized as being on a USB1 port or not at all - the bizarre solution is to heat up the EyeTV Hybrid for 2 min and then plug it in (don't make it too hot or the plastic will melt). See http://forums.elgato.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=527&start=25 for details
I was ready to throw mine away - now it's working again.
So I bought an USB dual digital, beginning of summer 2010, (end of May) in september it started again with the infamous, "connect the device to an USB2 port............", at the moment I just disconnect and riconnect the device to the same port, but "it all started this way".
Now EyeTV is definitely the best TV SW for mac, no chance for the others, but, I wish I could say the same about the HW they sell.
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Only when you delete this plug-in the problem is solved, but Eye-TV keeps on putting in it back in by relaunching the app.
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Lovely.
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I tried changing permissions on the com.elgato.* prefs files, and on a few other files I found in the Application Support folder, but with no luck. I contacted Elgato's tech support, and received the following answer:
Thank you for contacting Elgato Systems.
We are aware of a problem with non-admin accounts and EyeTV 3.0.1. There is a problem with saving a setting to our global preference when quitting out of EyeTV. Hopefully our Engineers will fix the problem soon.
Some of my customers have been able to click Cancel and bypass the admin password entry. Another changed permissions for ~/Library/Preferences so the non-admin accounts had Read/Write permissions.
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ShawnG7471 rated on 30 Jan 2014
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wsdierks rated on 07 Nov 2013
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DarrenRath rated on 30 Oct 2013
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Pmu8158 rated on 07 May 2013
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::mile:: rated on 26 Apr 2013
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Stephan2nd rated on 24 Feb 2013
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