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Microsoft Showcases Advanced End-to-End
High-Definition Encoding And Playback
Solutions Powered by Windows Media 9
Series at IBC2004

Microsoft Showcases Advanced End-to-End
High-Definition Encoding And Playback
Solutions Powered by Windows Media 9
Series at IBC2004 09/12/2004 05:12 AM
Today at IBC2004, Microsoft Corp. announced leading product vendors would be demonstrating end-to-end high-definition broadcast and encoding and playback solutions using Microsoft® Windows Media® 9 Series. Real-time software- and hardware-based high-definition (HD) encoding solutions were demonstrated by companies including Inlet Technologies Inc., TANDBERG Television, Tarari Inc. and Telestream Inc. Real-time Windows Media Video 9 (WMV 9) hardware-based HD encoding and decoding chipsets and reference designs were announced and will be demonstrated by Equator Technologies Inc., Sigma Designs Inc., STMicroelectronics and Texas Instruments Inc. for set-top boxes and next-generation DVD players, further extending the reach of high-definition content beyond the Windows®-based PC.

Just Like High-Definition TV, but With
Higher Definition

Just Like High-Definition TV, but With
Higher Definition 06/03/2004 02:07 AM
With high-definition television only just beginning to catch on, researchers at the Japanese national broadcaster NHK are already working on a successor.

Confusion over high-definition TV

Confusion over high-definition TV 03/22/2005 03:15 PM
According to the BBC, just because a TV set is being sold as HD does not mean that it actually is. The problem stems from these sets being sold as HD without the needed adapter to make this happen. While some people may know to ask about this, many more do not realize that is can be an issue….

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New high definition DVD player from V
Inc.

New high definition DVD player from V
Inc. 01/07/2004 07:12 PM
They're claiming it's the first of its kind (it's not), but V Inc. has just announced a new high-definition DVD player that supports playback of...

Ultra High Definition Video

Ultra High Definition Video 06/05/2004 07:29 AM

Dueling Visions of a High-Definition DVD

Dueling Visions of a High-Definition DVD 04/28/2004 07:02 PM
There are two ways to fit high-definition video onto DVD discs. Will it be another format war like VHS vs. Betamax?

Converting PC to high-definition TV has
drawbacks

Converting PC to high-definition TV has
drawbacks 09/05/2004 07:56 PM
The New Zealand Herald Sep 5 2004 11:36PM GMT

Sony plays up high definition

Sony plays up high definition 01/06/2005 05:50 PM
"We're building an entertainment experience, not just a computing experience," exec says at CES.

The truth about TiVo and high-definition
TV

The truth about TiVo and high-definition
TV 01/26/2004 11:29 AM
Craig Froehle of Gearbits does a good job explaning why there won't be a standalone high-definition TiVo anytime soon:First, tuning ATSC (over-the-air digital programming) and...

Europe turns on to high-definition TV

Europe turns on to high-definition TV 08/13/2004 10:57 PM
Personal Computer World Aug 14 2004 2:44AM GMT

Longhorn to work with high-definition
DVD

Longhorn to work with high-definition
DVD 07/26/2004 12:50 PM
Microsoft's next-generation operating system, Longhorn, will be compatible with high-definition DVD, the company's Japanese unit said Monday. The show of support from Microsoft is considered a boost for the next-generation, blue-laser DVD technology, which is promoted by Japanese conglomerates NEC and Toshiba. Blue light, with a shorter wavelength than the red laser used in conventional DVD recorders, can read and store data at the higher densities needed for high-definition recordings.

HP F2304 High-Definition LCD Monitor

HP F2304 High-Definition LCD Monitor 05/27/2004 10:54 AM
Review: HP jumps into the home theater flat-panel game with its new 23-inch offering. With slick industrial design, it's a looker, but does it have the performance to match? We find out.

At convention, trying to see big picture
in high-definition

At convention, trying to see big picture
in high-definition 05/01/2004 08:08 PM
Los Angeles Times May 1 2004 11:44PM GMT

Intel High Definition Audio Tests

Intel High Definition Audio Tests 07/09/2004 04:57 PM

Dish Player DVR 921 High-Definition
Recorder

Dish Player DVR 921 High-Definition
Recorder 08/03/2004 01:58 AM
Offering 25 hours of high-definition recording, 180 hours of standard-definition recording, dual-tuner capability, and off-the-air capability, EchoStar's DVR seems to have the perfect feature set. But does it deliver? We spend a few weeks with it to find out.

Lifelike Ultra High Definition Video

Lifelike Ultra High Definition Video 06/03/2004 10:20 AM

Hey, who told the Times' Circuits section about something interesting? You made us miss a incisive column they were going to write about why spam is bad how some people like the iPod. Instead, we got this profile of Japanese broadcaster NHK's work to develop Ultra High Definition Video (UHDV), the 7,680 by 4,320 pixel resolution television standard that aims to hit 'as good as really there' levels of visual fidelity (you know, the kind of quality so good that it makes people puke from watching it. The awesome kind, I'm saying.) Take that massive resolution, add a 60 frame per second refresh and 22 channels of surround sound ("10 speakers at ear level, 9 above and 3 below, with another 2 for low frequency effects") and you end up with video files that end up taking up 3.5 terabytes of storage for just 18 minutes of footage. Don't expect UHDV anytime soon, of course. NHK started developing HDTV, which is just now taking hold, in the 1960s. (Thanks, Jeffrey!)
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High-Definition DVDs Prepare for Battle

High-Definition DVDs Prepare for Battle 07/12/2004 10:41 AM

Sony announces High-Definition Camcorder

Sony announces High-Definition Camcorder 09/07/2004 10:53 AM

Microsoft Wins a High-Definition DVD
Battle

Microsoft Wins a High-Definition DVD
Battle 09/03/2004 09:55 AM
Blu-ray on Wednesday said Microsoft Corp. (MSFT.O: Quote, Profile, Research) has won the DVD technology group's backing of a video compression standard for new high-definition discs, marking an advance for the software maker in an emerging consumer electronics arena. Two consortia, Blu-ray and HD DVD, are competing to become the technology for the next generation of DVDs which can store high-definition movies and many times the data of today's discs.

Sony unveils high-definition camcorder

Sony unveils high-definition camcorder 09/07/2004 12:01 PM
San Jose Mercury News Sep 7 2004 4:01PM GMT

Jobs wary of high-definition DVD burners

Jobs wary of high-definition DVD burners 06/14/2004 12:56 PM
At a recent private meeting with Hollywood executives, Apple and Pixar CEO Steve Jobs argued that studios should not license their movies for use in the upcoming high-definition DVD format until Hollywood is assured by the tech industry that the discs can not be copied by future DVD burners...

Sony readies high-definition camcorder

Sony readies high-definition camcorder 09/08/2004 10:21 AM
The electronics giant is betting that consumers are ready to spend a couple of grand to up the quality of their home movies.

RoomLink VGP-MR100, updated for High
Definition

RoomLink VGP-MR100, updated for High
Definition 01/05/2005 03:55 PM

Keeping with the fresh announcements of new Vaio desktops and laptops today, Sony has also announced a new version of their "RoomLink" network media player, the VGP-MR100. Because the RoomLink requires Vaio Media Server to be installed on a the host PC, users without a Vaio still seem to be up the creek without a paddle; but those of you who happen to own one will likely enjoy its seamless integration.

Connecting by either plain old Ethernet cable or 802.11b/g, the new RoomLink has added support for playback of HD content (up to 1080i), and now also features compliance with DLNA guidelines (DLNA, "Digital Living Network Alliance," is an industry effort to standardize media communications across home networks). Sony has most likely chosen to throw in the HD support because of the release of their consumer-level HD camera, the HDR-FX1.

Besides these two new features, it looks to be the same RoomLink — it still plays MPEG-1/2/4 (and DivX) and WMV video, ATRAC3 and MP3 audio, and your standard run of image formats.

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Realtek High Definition Audio drivers
1.18

Realtek High Definition Audio drivers
1.18 03/31/2005 12:34 PM

Toshiba spotlights high-definition DVD
player

Toshiba spotlights high-definition DVD
player 01/07/2004 02:20 PM
The consumer electronics giant this week is set to unveil a prototype of a DVD player that supports both conventional discs as well as the next-generation high-definition DVD.

Taking the fear out of facing a
high-definition receiver

Taking the fear out of facing a
high-definition receiver 04/11/2004 12:01 PM
Chicago Tribune Apr 11 2004 3:12PM GMT

Taking the fear out of facing your
high-definition receiver

Taking the fear out of facing your
high-definition receiver 04/11/2004 08:13 AM
Chicago Tribune Apr 11 2004 12:18PM GMT

Microsoft Wins a High-Definition DVD
Battle (Reuters)

Microsoft Wins a High-Definition DVD
Battle (Reuters) 09/01/2004 05:18 PM
Reuters - Blu-ray on Wednesday said Microsoft Corp. has won the DVD technology group's backing of a video compression standard for new high-definition discs, marking an advance for the software maker in an emerging consumer electronics arena.

Turn your computer monitor into a
high-definition television

Turn your computer monitor into a
high-definition television 03/19/2003 10:25 PM

New box from ViewSonic that lets you hook up to four A/V components (like a PC, cable box, DVD player, VCR, video game console, etc.) to the same computer monitor. But the real lure here is that the NextVision N6 HD Video Processor has a built-in TV tuner and also accepts high-definition TV signals.
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Sony Announces High Definition 1080i
HDR-FX1; First 3 CCD HDV Camcorder.

Sony Announces High Definition 1080i
HDR-FX1; First 3 CCD HDV Camcorder. 09/07/2004 10:11 PM
Camcorder Info: Sony Announces High Definition 1080i HDR-FX1; First 3 CCD HDV Camcorder. Too bad about the interlacing, though.

Intel to Delay Product for
High-Definition TVs (Reuters)

Intel to Delay Product for
High-Definition TVs (Reuters) 08/16/2004 04:40 PM
Reuters - In the latest of a series of product delays, Intel Corp. has postponed the launch of a video display chip it had previously planned to introduce by year end, putting off a showdown with Texas Instruments Inc. in the fast-growing market for high-definition television displays.

Apple Brings 'Shake' and 'Motion' to
High-Definition

Apple Brings 'Shake' and 'Motion' to
High-Definition 04/19/2004 08:33 PM

Cogeco offers high-definition video
recorder

Cogeco offers high-definition video
recorder 04/19/2004 07:07 PM
globetechnology.com Apr 19 2004 10:20PM GMT

Intel High-Definition Audio Spec
Finalized

Intel High-Definition Audio Spec
Finalized 04/16/2004 11:38 AM
Intel Corporation released the final 1.0 specification for "Azalia", or Intel High Definition Audio, that will first appear in the Grantsdale chipset platform later this summer.

Intel to delay product aimed for
high-definition TVs

Intel to delay product aimed for
high-definition TVs 08/17/2004 05:26 AM
Boston Globe Aug 17 2004 10:19AM GMT

The Successor to AC'97: Intel High
Definition Audio

The Successor to AC'97: Intel High
Definition Audio 01/18/2004 03:53 PM

High-definition TiVo coming early next
year

High-definition TiVo coming early next
year 11/19/2003 06:57 PM
PVR Blog is reporting that the first TiVo capable of recording high-definition television are set to come out in March or April of next year, and that there will be both a standalone and a DirecTiVo version. Read...

High Definition TiVo Bash Software Hack
Claimed

High Definition TiVo Bash Software Hack
Claimed 08/02/2004 01:52 PM

H.264 Video Codec Adopted for Next
Generation High Definition DVDs

H.264 Video Codec Adopted for Next
Generation High Definition DVDs 06/23/2004 10:36 AM
Apple today announced that the DVD Forum has ratified the H.264 Advanced Video Codec (AVC) to be included in the next generation High Definition (HD) DVD format. The H.264/AVC codec was jointly developed by the Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG) and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and has been ratified into the MPEG-4 specification as the next-generation video codec. H.264/AVC is based on open standards and will ship in Apple's QuickTime software in an upcoming release next year.
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EFF reviews Elgato's EyeTV 500 HDTV
tuner/recorder for the Mac.

EFF reviews Elgato's EyeTV 500 HDTV
tuner/recorder for the Mac. 01/05/2005 10:29 PM
EFF reviews Elgato's EyeTV 500 HDTV tuner/recorder for the Mac.

EyeTV 500 brings HDTV solution to Mac OS
X

EyeTV 500 brings HDTV solution to Mac OS
X 06/28/2004 02:42 PM
Elgato today announced the release of EyeTV 500, the first high-definition television (HDTV) solution for Mac OS X...

WWDC: Elgato introduces HDTV-compatible
EyeTV 500

WWDC: Elgato introduces HDTV-compatible
EyeTV 500 06/28/2004 04:28 PM
Elgato Systems on Monday introduced the EyeTV 500, a new digital video recording (DVR) system for North American Mac users that lets users record both digital standard definition television signals and ATSC-based high definition signals broadcast over the air in North America. Based on the EyeTV 400, the new 500 model uses FireWire and lets users record television programs straight to their hard disk drives, where the shows can later be watched or burned to VideoCD or DVD using Roxio's Toast Titanium software. EyeTV includes software to interface with TitanTV.com's online program guide and edit out unwanted content like commercials.

EyeTV 1.5 adds Safari support, more

EyeTV 1.5 adds Safari support, more 07/15/2004 10:04 AM
El Gato has released EyeT V 1.5, an update of its video recording software that unifies support for all of the company's digital video recorders, some of which have shipped with different versions of the earlier application. In addition, EyeTV 1.5 brings in support for TitanTV's remote programming feature, which allows you to schedule recordings from any computer with Internet access and for Apple's Safari Web browser. It also features various bug fixes and performance enhancements, including automatic 16:9 aspect ratio detection and control over overscan and de-interlacing options. The upgrade is a free download and requires Mac OS X v10.2.8 (v10.3.4 recommended) and a G3 with a built-in USB port if you're using EyeTV USB, or a G4 with a 500MHz processor if you're using any of El Gato's other devices.

EyeTV 1.3.1 offers Toast 6 support, more

EyeTV 1.3.1 offers Toast 6 support, more 12/02/2003 11:01 AM
Elgato Systems LLC has released a new version of the software that powers their EyeTV digital video recorder (DVR) device for the Mac -- EyeTV v1.3.1 is now available for download from the Elgato Web site.

EyeTV update brings Toast 6 support

EyeTV update brings Toast 6 support 12/02/2003 11:03 AM
El Gato today released a software update for its EyeTV digital video recorder...

Microsoft Introduces Microsoft TV
Foundation Edition 1.7,One of the First
Software Platforms to Support Motorola
DCT6400 Series Set-Tops With Integrated
Dual-Tuner DVR and High-Definition
Functionality

Microsoft Introduces Microsoft TV
Foundation Edition 1.7,One of the First
Software Platforms to Support Motorola
DCT6400 Series Set-Tops With Integrated
Dual-Tuner DVR and High-Definition
Functionality 05/03/2004 03:16 PM
Today at The National Show, the National Cable & Telecommunications Association's (NCTA's) Annual Convention and International Exposition, Microsoft Corp. announced Microsoft® TV Foundation Edition 1.7, the latest update of its digital cable software platform and one of the first to support the Motorola DCT6412 set-top with integrated dual-tuner digital video recording (DVR) and high definition functionality. Microsoft TV Foundation 1.7 provides cable operators with a comprehensive and flexible solution to deploy, market and merchandize premium services such as video on demand (VOD) and high-definition television (HDTV), and provides some of the most advanced support for DVR available today, taking full advantage of the new dual-tuner capabilities of the Motorola DCT6400 advanced digital set-top platform. Microsoft TV Foundation Edition 1.7 will be on display at Microsoft Booth No. 2223.

Scientific-Atlanta Explorer 8300 Review
(Verdict: Need More Info)

Scientific-Atlanta Explorer 8300 Review
(Verdict: Need More Info) 03/19/2005 02:45 AM

The AP has a review of the latest Scientific-Atlanta DVR, the Explorer 8300, available in some Time Warner Cable areas. The two-tuner unit's most unique feature is probably its ability to steam content back over the in-house cable network to up to three other set-top boxes. All in all it sounds pretty promising, but as is standard operating procedure for company-provided DVRs, you should probably hang tight until the guys at AVSForum have had a few months to put the 8300 through its paces.

Also mentioned in the article is that Lawrence, Kansas, is one of the test markets of Diego's Moxi set-top boxes (Sunflower Cable?). I had a chance to play with a prototype a few months back and it was pretty fantastic. I'm looking forward to the reviews from those users. (Thanks, Vic!)

DVRs Can Be Used All Around House [Yahoo]

Update: Reader Jonathon Robinson gives us more info after the jump.

I hate this digital video recorder:
Scientific-Atlanta Explorer 8000

I hate this digital video recorder:
Scientific-Atlanta Explorer 8000 08/16/2004 04:02 PM
I can't begin to say how much I despise the Explorer 8000 digital video recorder made by Scientific-Atlanta. That's the system Time-Warner gave us when my wife signed us up for cable service a few weeks ago. I was out of town on the day they were scheduled to install it, so I told my wife to make sure the DVR was real TiVo, because I'd played with a TiVo belonging to my friend, and thought it was just about perfect. The service tech came and told her it was real TiVo. When I got back and saw that the ugly box didn't have a happy bipedal TV set logo on it, I was disappointed, but willing to give it a try. The first thing I noticed was the crappy user interface. Unlike TiVo, there's no audible signal when you press a button. And because it takes a couple of seconds after pressing a button for anything to happen on the screen, I often press the button twice, thinking the first press didn't go through. What happens when you press a button twice is that you see the result on the screen for a split second before it disappears, because the second press cancels the first press. That means I have to press the button a third time, and wait another mini-eternity for something to happen. So many other things suck about the user interface that I can't list them all. But the main UI problems include lack of keyword scheduling, way-too-slow fast-forwarding, no alpha character entry, and the inability to see how many hours of programming are available on the hard drive.

This last flaw hit home when the machine suddenly stopped recording shows. I tried everything I could to get it to work, including rebooting the system and calling Time Warner Cable customer service. They told me that they'd have to replace the unit, which would take five days.

Five days later a service technician came with a new box. I asked him if this problem was common, because Google returns a lot of pages from people who think the Explorer 8000 is a piece of junk. He said the system is fine as long as you didn't store too many shows on it. If you fill up the hard drive, the system freezes up, and there's no way a user can undo it. But how do you know when the disk is close to being full if there's no gage to tell you? The service tech's answer: "don't keep very many shows on the hard drive." That pretty much defeats the purpose of a DVR, doesn't it?

He also warned me not to put anything on top of it, as it was notorious for overheating and seizing up. I told him I was considering TiVo, but he insisted the Explorer 8000 was better than TiVo. How so, I asked? "We will give you a new one if it breaks," he said.

Our second Explorer 8000 is also a piece of junk. Like the first one, it regularly fails to record requested shows. But this one goes even further in its attempt to aggravate me by freezing up while playing back a show, and pixelating and jittering like a lost episode of Max Headroom.

Yesterday I was at Best Buy, and I noticed that 40-hour TiVos were on sale for $50 after rebate. I bought one and set it up. What a difference! If TiVo were a beverage, it'd be a tall glass of Jamaican ginger beer with chipped ice and a lime wedge, while the Explorer 800 would be a paper cup of warm fake lemonade stirred with the finger of a nose-picking six-year-old.

I can't wait to get the Explorer 8000 out of my house. Why did Time Warner make a deal with this company?

High-End Surge Propels
Scientific-Atlanta

High-End Surge Propels
Scientific-Atlanta 01/22/2004 07:33 PM
TheStreet.com Jan 22 2004 11:40PM GMT

ViewSonic NextVision N3000w 30in LCD
HDTV

ViewSonic NextVision N3000w 30in LCD
HDTV 02/05/2005 10:13 PM
Review The high def future today?

Road Runner High-Speed Internet Service

Road Runner High-Speed Internet Service 05/12/2004 09:50 AM
Ad - http://RoadRunner.com May 12 2004 2:50PM GMT

World's First Single-Chip Solution for
Multi-Standard High Definition Solutions
from HDTV and DVD to 3G Mobile

World's First Single-Chip Solution for
Multi-Standard High Definition Solutions
from HDTV and DVD to 3G Mobile 01/06/2005 03:27 PM
3G Jan 6 2005 4:32PM GMT

EyeTV 1.3.6r

EyeTV 1.3.6r 06/09/2004 08:55 PM
Update for the line of FireWire digital video recorders.

EyeTV 200

EyeTV 200 07/02/2004 11:22 AM
By Cathy Lu, MacAddict (via MyAppleMenu)

New: NetGear EyeTV 500

New: NetGear EyeTV 500 06/29/2004 12:13 PM
A new version of El Gato's television system supports HDTV and SDTV on Power Mac G4/G5 systems.

Elgato's EyeTV 500

Elgato's EyeTV 500 06/29/2004 08:26 PM
For all those people still getting TV from an antenna, Elgato's EyeTV 500 is a Mac-based HDTV PVR. And if you have cable, your cable company is legally required to give you a cable box with a FireWire port, which you can then use to record HDTV. Hey, maybe Elgato should unbundle their PVR software so that people can use it with cable boxes.

Update: EyeTV 1.6

Update: EyeTV 1.6 09/02/2004 10:29 AM
The EyeTV DVR software update adds export to many different formats, signal strength and quality indicators, and other changes and bug fixes.

Update: EyeTV 1.3.2

Update: EyeTV 1.3.2 02/10/2004 02:41 AM
EyeTV 1.3.2 is an update of the software for the EyeTV 300 and EyeTV 400 digital video recording hardware (for digital satellite television/DVB-S and digital terrestrial television/DVB-T, respectively).

Update: EyeTV 1.5

Update: EyeTV 1.5 07/15/2004 10:13 AM
The updated EyeTV software adds reduced CPU usage on Macs that support Quartz Extreme, a Dolby-certified AC3 audio decoder, support for Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound on the Power Mac G5, and other improvements.

TiVo Alternatives: EyeTV

TiVo Alternatives: EyeTV 11/11/2003 01:13 AM
In short, while the EyeTV is a great gadget and I'm quite happy with it, its deficiencies don't take long to surface. By Jeff Porten (TidBITS via MyAppleMenu)

Review: Elgato EyeTV 500

Review: Elgato EyeTV 500 07/14/2004 12:08 PM

Gadget of the week: EyeTV

Gadget of the week: EyeTV 01/03/2004 11:50 AM
While still in its infancy, elgato’s EyeTV has seen more updates in a year-and-a-half than most products see in their entire lifespan. With a constant stream of substantial releases to its companion software, EyeTV has turned from a quirky luxury item into a flawless, must-have Mac gadget; with each upgrade, the hardware’s intrinsic value has increasingly at a near-exponential pace, eclipsing most everything in its path and forever raising the bar for Digital Video Recorders. Back in...

Macworld review: EyeTV 200

Macworld review: EyeTV 200 07/01/2004 01:42 PM
When Elgato Systems introduced the EyeTV two years ago, the company brought the benefits of digital-video recorders to the Mac. The new EyeTV 200 improves on the original USB model by offering better flexibility, higher-quality video, a remote control, and enough bandwidth to properly capture and display MPEG-2 video.

Dr. Bott bundles EyeTV, Remote Wonder

Dr. Bott bundles EyeTV, Remote Wonder 11/14/2003 08:02 AM
Peripheral maker and distributor Dr. Bott LLC announced Friday a new bundle deal on ElGato's EyeTV and ATI's Remote Wonder. The EyeTV lets Mac users record video from their TV or cable, while the Remote Wonder is a programmable remote control.

Remote Internet scheduling comes to
EyeTV

Remote Internet scheduling comes to
EyeTV 06/15/2004 11:41 AM
Elgato partner Decisionmark Corp. has introduced a new Remote Scheduling feature for its TitanTV.com programming service that's now supported with a free update to the EyeTV software, avai lable for download from Elgato's Web site. EyeTV lets Mac users record TV programs to their hard drives; TitanTV.com is the Electronic Program Guide (EPG) that enables EyeTV users to see what's scheduled. Remote Scheduling lets you schedule programming for your EyeTV from any Web browser. The transaction occurs through a TitanTV Remote Scheduling Server, which the EyeTV software running on the remote Mac periodically pings for update schedule lists.

Notes and Tips: EyeTV 200 Update

Notes and Tips: EyeTV 200 Update 04/15/2004 09:00 AM
El Gato describes a "defective batch" of EyeTV 200 devices.

Elgato opens EyeTV to developers with
new SDK

Elgato opens EyeTV to developers with
new SDK 06/29/2004 01:58 PM
Elgato Systems LLC makes EyeTV, a series of digital video recorder (DVR) devices designed to enable Macs to record television shows to their hard drives. On Tuesday Elgato introduced a Software Development Kit (SDK) to enable third-party developers to extend the EyeTV's core functionality with plug-ins.

EyeTV 200, EyeHome Turns Mac Into Media
Center

EyeTV 200, EyeHome Turns Mac Into Media
Center 01/07/2004 06:16 PM
Elgato Systems on Tuesday introduced two new products to Mac users that will help strengthen their abilities to turn their systems into full-blown media centers. By Peter Cohen (MacCentral via MyAppleMenu)

Elgato opens EyeTV to developers with
new SDK (MacCentral)

Elgato opens EyeTV to developers with
new SDK (MacCentral) 06/29/2004 01:52 PM
MacCentral - Elgato Systems LLC makes EyeTV, a series of digital video recorder (DVR) devices designed to enable Macs to record television shows to their hard drives. On Tuesday Elgato introduced a Software Development Kit (SDK) to enable third-party developers to extend the EyeTV's core functionality with plug-ins.

Record and playback high definition TV signals

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