Posts by Tipton

The EyeTV EZ mentioned above accepts only analog input and not digital, so if you want digital HDTV, get the Hybrid/HVR-950. However, if this comes with EyeTV 2.0 software, then it would be worth the purchase just for this. I have both...

Spongy, You may want to consider getting two separate devices, the Elgato Turbo.264 for encoding, and another device for viewing and recording--depending on your other requirements. Future-ex-pc-user, You and Spongy haven't...

I'm not sure what the issue is that you're complaining about. I bought an iMac with a wireless keyboard and mouse, and no additional keyboard was needed for the setup. Bluetooth is enabled during the initial boot setup and it searches...

All of the Linksys routers have the Linksys software on it and they all look the same. However, some of them are based on Linux and some are based on a proprietary OS, they just kept the same user interface to keep consistency between...

The Linksys WRT54G used to be the router of choice by hackers when it first came out. This was mainly because of two reasons, first, it had removable antennas. Hackers could replace them with high gain antennas to setup wireless...

RLM Tools also makes a few HP simulators. http://www.rlmtools.com/

Are each of the USB ports on the new iMacs on a separate bus or on the same bus? I'm asking because I want to have multiple streaming analog video from cable tv come into it. Right now, while using a MacBook Pro, there is not enough...

Use TVShows app to automatically download shows, then you can watch whenever you want. Or, get one of the Elgato EyeTV products and use your computer as a DVR. Either way, watching TV on your computer will save space in your room.

Is there a way to get iTunes to skip ahead 10 seconds or some other specific time increment? I'd like to be able to press the arrow key (or Cmd-arrow) and be able to skip forward or backward a small amount of time like you can in VLC....

This is usually the default condition. Just connect your Mac and it should work. You don't need a 3rd party program, DHCP is configured in System Preferences under the Network tab. Are you using ethernet or wifi? And, what version of...