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Of couse, it would have been better if the Patriots hadn’t blown a 21 point lead, but hey…at least we got to watch the game. The Elgato Tuner Stick performed flawlessly the entire weekend. While the experience was not as immersive as on a 46″ LCD, watching the game on the computer screen was actually a lot better than we would have thought. If we missed something, we could rewind and watch it using the DVR functions. When something interesting was happening in the game, we could quickly expand it to take up the entire screen on the larger monitor. If we wanted to surf while watching the game, we could make the TV window smaller, put it in a corner, or move it to the other screen on the side. How much more? With the latest EyeTV 3.0 software, we could not only watch, but was able to pause and rewind live TV right on the Mac.Īnother benefit of watching TV on the multi-screen setup was the ability to pick the size and placement of the TV window. The Stick can handle unscrambled cable signals, digital and analog TV signals, and HD broadcasts where available. While the EyeTV Hybrid tuner is tiny (Elgato’s smallest ever), it is packed with features and capabilities.

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In fact, it is the reasons why we no longer have a subscription to basic Cable. Whats new in EyeTV 3.0.2 Full Support for H.264 Broadcasts Separate Deinterlacing Options for Standard TV and HDTV Improved On Screen Menus Unplayed Recordings Badge Hardware Support Bug Fixes - The overall stability and reliability of EyeTV has been improved. We have been using the Micron indoor antenna for the Sony large screen and its performance has just been awesome. BTW, theClearstream Micron antenna is flat, so it was easy to find a place for it. While it wasn’t as nice as kicking back and watching the Patriots on the 46″ Sony Bravia, it was reasonable for watching the game, especially since the picture was in HD.

The 21″ Apple Cinema Display hooked up to the laptop would be the main screen. The setup was simple: attach the Micron antenna to the Elgato Tuner Stick, insert the Stick into a free USB port on the laptop, and install the EyeTV 3.0 software. It then dawned on us: we already had all the pieces in-house to put something together for watching the games-a large monitor, the Elgato TV Tuner Stick, and the ClearStream Micron antenna. While we are happy to report that Sony is stepping up and sending a tech out to take a look, it means that we have to go elsewhere for watching football over the weekend. Our Sony Bravia large screen LCD TV is on the fritz. Yesterday’s Tech: Wacom Cintiq 21UX FirstLookīoxster Project: Dashboard Speaker Replacement Yesterday’s Tech: Wacom Cintiq 21UX Setup Urban Safari: Boston to New London – by train

EYETV 3.0 2 UPDATE

Yesterday’s Tech: the Nikon LS-4000 Slide Scanner Version 2.0 of EyeTV for iPad & iPhone, a free update for existing users, introduces a brand-new look and includes many other features and improvements.

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