1. Eyetv Hybrid Software Download

With EyeTV Netstream 4C, cable TV loses its restrictions at last: no longer stuck in a socket wired into the wall, you can now easily record a second channel, watch another program in a different room or enjoy football in the garden. Enjoy HD-quality cable TV on any screen in your home – whether on a tablet, smartphone, or computer.

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Forget about cabling – EyeTV Netstream 4C makes TV simply part of your home network. Your devices can receive cable TV over your existing Wi-Fi network – anywhere in your home and even on your patio or in your garden.

EyeTV Netstream 4C includes free apps for iPad, iPhone & iPod touch, Kindle Fire as well as Android smartphones and tablets. Enjoy live TV in no time at all, pause the program you’re watching, and record the highlights really easily.

The latest tablets and smartphones are packed with pixels – even on small screens with Retina or full-HD resolutions, HD channels look really impressive thanks to their much greater picture quality. Thanks to automatic hardware transcoding, EyeTV Netstream 4C brings unencrypted HD channels directly to your tablet or smartphone – without overloading your home network or mobile device.

With 4 receivers, everyone in your home can watch their favourite program with EyeTV Netstream 4C. Almost everything with a display becomes a TV: besides apps for iPad, iPhone, Kindle Fire, and Android, EyeTV Netstream 4C also includes the award-winning EyeTV software for your Mac as well as THC for Windows.

System Requirements

• Digital cable TV socket
• 1000BASE-T Gigabit Ethernet (802.11n for Wi-Fi)

Technical Specifications

• Tuner Technology: DVB-C
• Network: RJ45 1000BASE-T Gigabit Ethernet
• Power: DC 12V 2A

Dimensions & Weight

• Dimensions: 25 x 12.6 x 4.1 cm
• Weight: 806 g
• Suitable for wall mounting

Notes

• For initial setup of EyeTV Netstream 4C, an iOS or Android device is required.
• Encrypted channels are not supported.
• Performance may be limited by network bandwidth. 802.11n network required for wireless streaming.

Supported Devices

iOS

iPad Air, iPad (iPad 2 or later), iPad mini, iPhone (iPhone 4S or later) or iPod touch (5th generation); with iOS 7.1 or later

Android

• Amazon: Kindle Fire (2nd generation), Kindle Fire HD, Kindle Fire HDX
• Fairphone
• Google: Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7, Nexus 10
• HTC: One S, One X
• Samsung Galaxy: Note, Note II, Note 3, S II, S III, S4, S5, S III mini, S4 mini, Tab 2, Tab 3 8.0

EyeTV Netstream 4C requires an Android device with a 1 GHz or faster dual-core ARM CPU and Android 4.0.3 (“Ice Cream Sandwich”) or later. Playback of MPEG-4/H.264 video requires a processor with NEON support (e.g. Tegra3).

Mac

OS X 10.9 or later

PC

Windows 8 or later, 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo (or comparable), sound card

• EyeTV Netstream 4C DVB-C Network Tuner with Hardware Transcoding
• Ethernet cable
• Power supply
• Quick Start Guide

Elgato Systems is positioning the EyeTV EZ, a diminutive USB 2.0 TV-viewing device, as an entry-level EyeTV product to replace its short-lived EyeTV USB Wonder ( ; July 2005 ). By providing a remote control and new iPod support, the EyeTV EZ is a step above its predecessor.

Like the previous USB Wonder model, the EyeTV EZ is an analog TV tuner that passes uncompressed video to your Mac for a clear live image. And while the EyeTV EZ can also record a TV signal, it does not have a hardware MPEG encoder like Elgato’s more expensive EyeTV 200 ( ; July 2004 ). Thus, it’s not intended as a full-fledged Personal Video Recorder (PVR), just a simple way to watch TV. (It can also be used as a way to play console games on your Mac, as Game Room columnist Peter Cohen discovered.)

Easy setup and viewing

The EyeTV EZ is a stylish 125-channel, analog TV tuner built by Terratec. The device connects directly to an analog cable TV outlet or TV antenna. For digital cable and satellite users, the EyeTV EZ can be connected via a breakout cable to the analog-out port of the digital receiver (in this case, the EyeTV EZ cannot change channels). There is no power adapter, as the unit is USB powered.

The EyeTV software (version 1.8.4) is a breeze to install and configure. A setup assistant quickly tunes the EyeTV EZ to receive all available channels and registers the computer with the TV scheduling Web site, TitanTV.

Channel switching on the EyeTV EZ is almost instantaneous, and the picture quality is quite good. There is so little delay that you can even attach a game console to the box (again through the breakout cable) and play video games on your Mac.

In a pinch, the EyeTV EZ can be used to record what you’re watching. But how good that recording will look depends largely on the computer to which the unit is attached. Macs with a single G4 processor can manage only VCD-(Video Compact Disc) quality MPEG-1 (and not very good MPEG-1 compared to the original USB EyeTV). Dual-G4 and single-processor G5 Macs can record a respectable MPEG-2 signal that can be burned to DVD. Dual-G5 and quad-G5 computers can record high-quality MPEG-2, but even at the highest level, the quality is lower than that of Elgato’s own EyeTV 200, which has a hardware encoder.

Software supports iPod

The EyeTV version 1.8.4 software allows all EyeTV products to export video to iPod video format. Two default settings—an H.264 setting and a higher data-rate MPEG-4 setting—make export to an iPod effortless (the video loads automatically into iTunes). EyeTV also is well integrated with Roxio’s Toast 7 Titanium ( ; December 2005 ), making it easy to burn a DVD from any recorded program.

Macworld’s buying advice

The EyeTV EZ does exactly what is says it will do: it makes watching TV on a Mac easy. However, users who want a robust recording device would be better served by Elgato’s more expensive EyeTV 200.

[ Anton Linecker is a technical video consultant and writer based in Los Angeles. ]

Eyetv Hybrid Software Download