Elgato Systems 10020974 EyeTV Hybrid TV Tuner Stick for Analog, HDTV and FM Radio Reception

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(11 customer reviews)

Product Features

Record TV and FM radio shows and export them to your iPod, Apple TV, and iPhone
Powerful, compact TV tuner stick
Includes award-winning EyeTV 3 software
Watch, pause, and rewind live television on your Mac and listen to FM radio
Comes with one year of free Program Guide data from TV Guide with optional renewal for only $19.95 per year.

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Product Description

Enjoy stunning quality HDTV on the high-resolution display of your Mac with EyeTV Hybrid. EyeTV Hybrid receives unencrypted digital and analog TV by antenna and cable, so it not only turns your Mac into the world�s most affordable flat-screen HDTV and DVR, it is also an excellent solution for the Digital Transition.What�s more, you can use EyeTV Hybrid to tune in to local FM radio on your Mac and record broadcasts to enjoy later on your iPod or iPhone. EyeTV Hybrid can also record from a cable or satellite set top box, video recorder or camcorder, using either composite or S-Video (analog) connections. More Details >>

Customer Reviews

great device
This is a great little device, particularly for getting rid of electronic clutter. While working on the computer, I frequently have television on for background sound while I'm working. More >>
michele

How to get video input on an iMac
I bought this because I replaced a laptop/external screen with a 24" iMac. I was able to hook up my TiVo to my external screen, but there is no video input on an iMac. More >>
Sarah

Absolutely sweet.
I love the programmability when combined with the TV Guide interface. I have a beef with the TV Guide sometimes: it has completely different programs than listed (sports program instead of Bewitched, fundraising instead of PBS TV show listed, etc). More >>
David A. Schultz

A DVR with a $20 yearly fee. Not bad at all...
I bought this directly from Elgato when it first came out and was disappointed at first. This is because every time I restarted my mac I would have to reconnect the eyeTV usb stick. More >>
John McCool

Unless portability is your #1 concern, consider the EyeTV 250
I've owned the EyeTV 250+ for several months, and decided to add this to a second computer. The result has been a slightly mitigated disaster. More >>
Videonaut

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