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MarkW19

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I want to be able to view - fullscreen or in a window - TV from a digital TV tuner (PAL SCART).

It doesn't have to have a tuner on board as my digital set-top box has the tuner built in, just a SCART or 3-phono input and ability to display the images realtime fullscreen or in a window.

I'm looking for good quality - eyetv looks good, but it's only 320 res, anything that's nearer to DVD quality rather than "pretty good VHS" (describing the eyetv in a review I read). It can be PCI or USB/FW.

I'm on 10.2.4 with a G4 DP 867, 768 RAM.

Anyone any suggestions?

:)
 
Re: Best Mac TV Tuner/video card?

Originally posted by MarkW19
I want to be able to view - fullscreen or in a window - TV from a digital TV tuner (PAL SCART).

It doesn't have to have a tuner on board as my digital set-top box has the tuner built in, just a SCART or 3-phono input and ability to display the images realtime fullscreen or in a window.

I'm looking for good quality - eyetv looks good, but it's only 320 res, anything that's nearer to DVD quality rather than "pretty good VHS" (describing the eyetv in a review I read). It can be PCI or USB/FW.

I'm on 10.2.4 with a G4 DP 867, 768 RAM.

Anyone any suggestions?

:)

Hey ill second that, id love one of those but i havent really had the time to look around for one.

Ill be watching this thread....
 
---Dazzle Hollywood DV Bridge---

Video Resolution

NTSC: Up to 720 x 480
PAL: Up to 720 x 576


anyone know what those two things stand for and how good rez that realy is?
 
Originally posted by synthetickittie
---Dazzle Hollywood DV Bridge---

Video Resolution

NTSC: Up to 720 x 480
PAL: Up to 720 x 576


anyone know what those two things stand for and how good rez that realy is?

That sucks, i have one and it only works half the time, not to mention you dont get any software with it. (and watching tv in imovie doesnt really appeal to me).
 
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