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| is it possible to watch TV on a powerbook? i have a 12" 1ghz powerbook, and i wanted to know if there is a way to watch TV on it and how well it would run? what devices/equipment would i need, if i could watch tv on the powerbook? |
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| This might be of some interest to you: http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPL....5.10.3.3.13.0 -------- Well, that link I posted expired...oops. Same thing octane posted below, just at the Apple store site. Formac Studio TVR $299.00 Formac's new Studio TVR is the world's only FireWire TV solution based on the high-quality Digital Video (DV) format. Learn more about this product Located: Store>Third Party Products>Video Devices (midway down page)
__________________ . | mdnky@macosx.com | My Homepage | My Music | Restore the Pledge | MacOSX.com Widget | • MacBook Pro Core2Duo 2.33GHz 15", 2GB DDR2 RAM, 120GB, DL Superdrive, OS X 10.5, • Apple 23" Cinema HD Display, Apple Slim-Alum Keyboard, Apple BT Alum Keyboard, Logitech Optical Scroll Mouse • iPhone 3G, iPhone 8GB, iPod Photo 30GB, Nikon D50, Nikon L6, Epson 3490, Epson R1800, HP LaserJet 1200 • LaCie 500GB d2 Quadra, LaCie 160GB d2 FW, harman/kardon SoundSticks II, Mighty Mouse, iSight Last edited by mdnky; December 27th, 2003 at 01:55 PM. |
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| I have an 867 G4 12' powerbook and that EyeTV USB tuner. It works perfectly. The only problem is that it has a bit poor video quality (it doesn't take that much space. That's a plus...). I'm going to upgrade my equipment to the EyeTV 400 Digital TV tuner. And then I'll finally be able to watch digital tv with my mac... El Gato's customer support is very good. I've had some scripting problems with EyeTV software and they were very helpful. |
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