Is there a way to watch TV on my mac? I have a cable internet connection on a dual 1.8 G5.
thanks!
matt
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Watching TV on my mac?
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Darwin
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Eye TV
http://www.elgato.com/
Not a bad piece of software in my experience
Of course there are other products, however I can't remember them 😛
http://www.elgato.com/
Not a bad piece of software in my experience
Of course there are other products, however I can't remember them 😛
ChrisFromCanada
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The other options are the PCI card (runs about $100), or going external which will run you $300+
P.S. Do a search before asking questions
P.S. Do a search before asking questions
ChrisFromCanada said:
Thanks.
P.S. Sometimes there's not time to do a search. I had a 30 sec. time slot to post before I forgot. I don't think it's a big deal.
Yup, Matt, EyeTV is incredibly spiffy -- but since you mentioned that you're on a cable internet connection, can I assume you have cable TV as well?
If that's the case, then you just have to check out this groovy little Mac OS X Hint. Basically it shows you how to record and watch High Definition TV -- from your cable -- on your Macintosh! 'Tis a darn cool little trick, and the kicker is it's absolutely free! (You do have to ask your cable company for a Firewire-enabled cable box, but aside from that, the software is free -- and with a little bit of setup, BAM! Hi-Def on your Mac. 😀 )
If that's the case, then you just have to check out this groovy little Mac OS X Hint. Basically it shows you how to record and watch High Definition TV -- from your cable -- on your Macintosh! 'Tis a darn cool little trick, and the kicker is it's absolutely free! (You do have to ask your cable company for a Firewire-enabled cable box, but aside from that, the software is free -- and with a little bit of setup, BAM! Hi-Def on your Mac. 😀 )
crowdaddy said:
To tell you the truth I have no idea. I play console games. I have an Xbox, PS2, Gamecube, SuperNintendo, N64, and a GBA SP. So I don't play games on the computer.
I did, however, try a demo that I got of Rayman 3, and the graphics weren't great...a lot of stopping and starting kinds of stuff....