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 Posted: Sat Apr 08, 2006 1:33 am Post subject: Elgato EyeTV 250 |
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Product: Elgato EyeTV 250
Category: DVR
Summary:
EyeTV 250 is an ultra-compact, low priced TV receiver/recorder for analog TV. The EyeTV 250, about the size of the original iPod, takes its design cues from the Mac mini. EyeTV 250 contains a powerful hardware encoder that converts analog television signals into MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 formats. In addition to the television features, EyeTV 250 also offers advanced functionality to digitize VHS video tapes and to connect video game consoles to the Macintosh.
EyeTV 250 ships with EyeTV 2 TV recording software, which enables users to watch, record, pause, and replay television on the Macintosh. Recorded programs can be exported to 5th generation video iPods with one click, burned to DVDs with Toast 7 Titanium, and exported to many video formats such as H.264 or Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP). The formats required by the Apple iLife, Final Cut Pro, and DVD Studio Pro suite of applications are also supported. EyeTV 2 is a Universal application and runs on Macs with both PowerPC and Intel Core processors. [List Price: $199]
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mrtoner
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Joined: 02 Aug 2006
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| Posted: Wed Aug 02, 2006 12:23 pm Post subject: So, how do use this with my Mac? |
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OK, so the EyeTV ($200) will record analog cable to my Mac. How do I then watch that on my *TV*? It looks like EyeConnect ($50) is a start, but I need an additional device to get it to my TV.
Look, all I want to do is replace my $50 VCR, but I'm already at $250 with EyeTV. What's my lowest-cost alternative to get EyeTV content on my (analog) TV? |
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