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almost certainly need something that connects through USB or Firewire, Firewire being preferred. I don't know of a different solution. You could always get that EyeTV thing, though, and input through that. ...

My original plan was to use my iMac G5 as a monitor and buy the EyeTV Hybrid for it, which boasts a zero latency gaming mode. ...

I think it's a good point Qion raises. The iTV is not going to be much cheaper than an iPod, so if the iPod even comes close to doing what the iTV does, I don't see much reason to but the iTV. Of course, we still don't know what they have in store. Perhaps the iTV can do more than we think (ie. TV tuner, HDD, etc.). Maybe they are holding off releasing 6G iPods until iTV is...

So the other day I updated finally to itunes 7 which then updated my iPod to the 1.2 software. Unfortunately now I am unable to transfer any video of any kind to it. This goes for: 1. Videos from the iTunes store 2. Videos exported from iSquint 3. Videos exported from EyeTV 4. Videos exported from Quicktime 7 Pro

Indeed, but those don't have a 24" display ;) Edit: It appears I say indeed quite a bit.... Indeed.

works with my old G4 TiBook as well as my G5. So any modern mac will run EyeTV with no problem, including the Mini. ...

to choose. I'm leaning towards the 24inch iMac with upgraded processor and graphics card, Only so I can also put it in my room and watch some movies and use the EyeTV tuner. ...

According to Elgato Systems they're coming out with a new TV tuner called the EyeTV hybrid which states "Connect a game console and enjoy zero latency game play on your Mac" in the product description. ...

Does anybody have any experience or knowledge on the difference in quality between the USB EyeTV (like the nice and small EyeTV DTT), and the firewire model (like the EyeTV 410)? I'm looking into getting an EyeTV, but still not sure whether to spend the extra money on the firewire-box, or go for the cheaper and much smaller USB-version.

at it's native resolution then it looks very good as no stretching etc. needs to be done. I also think the an EyeTV product will fit the Freeview bill nicely. Has anyone used one of these? ...