Eyetv 4

For getting analog video into your Mac, ElGato's stuff seems to be very popular, and the EyeTV 250 would probably suit your needs (and work as a TV tuner as well). As for getting video from a DVD onto your Mac, I use MacTheRipper and find it works 99% of the time. You can then use HandBrake to convert the DVD video to other formats.

i'm getting a 23 inch apple cinema display and since I'm getting into college this fall,i would like to be able to use my macbook in and out of the dorm room with my cinema display as extended or mirroring real estate for the laptop. But I WOULD also like to be able to use it as a TV, and it would not matter if the macbook was connected to the display or not, unlike if u...

EyeTV 200. The software EyeTV has is really good IMHO. ...

Well, I believe you can hook your game sytem up. But you'll have to get extra hardware. Look at www.elgato.com. The eyeTV 250 allows the PS2 or XBox signal to pass through to your computer and then to your monitor. They claim it will play back in real time. ...

The only problem with that is that you might have a slight lag from the time the signal leaves the xbox to the time it enters the screen. Perhaps not much of one, but enough. I can't say this for certain, but I know that there is a lag when I transfer video from my camcorder and to my computer..

I think there are some really great Media Bridges called EyeTV .... ...

My trusty 15" 1GHZ Ti book Powerbook's fans have gone south over the last year or so. When they do come on, they are either terribly loud or annoyingly "whiney" and "buzzy" as if they are clogged with dust and hair or something, and in either case, they just don't cool the laptop very well any longer. When I play Halo or watch EyeTV (or play any demanding 3D game or high...

couple of months now with my Rev B iMac G5 20". It's quite a LOUD drive what with the constant fan running so I only power it up when I need to shift some of my eyeTV recordings off the Mac's main drive to free up space. ...

When the Minis first came out I thought they were cool, but never ever thought I would even consider buying one. But now I am saving for one. What changed me was Font Row and the DVI port. When I move into my new place I will use the mini as my media centre. It will also be useful for major video encodes so I don't tie up my main Mac. I also have an EyeTV, which enhances...

which kind of excludes devices like the EyeTV EZ. I have noticed that there are a plethora of capture devices that are for PC, or at least do not have drivers for OSX. ...