Mytv.pvr - Mac Review

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(More customer reviews)A nice piece of hardware but that all.
There is absolutely no functionality other than capturing the MPG file to the MAC.
For those who are not aware mpg2 is virtually not supported on the Mac.
The I-life suite offers no mpg editing nor does the Final cut express.
For this hardware to claim to be for the Mac one would assume that it would export into I-Movie or offer some sort of mpg editing software.
To be fair what it does it does well, but without even the most basic editing functions I had to return my unit. And certainly wouldwarn others off.

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Item #: G67825. With myTV.PVR, you'll never miss your favorite TV shows again! myTV.PVR turns your Mac into a Personal Video Recorder - a virtual VCR and TV replacement when set to full screen TV mode. Or put myTV.PVR resizable TV window on your Mac desktop while working in any application. Product Description: Eskape Labs myTV.PVR - TV / radio tuner / video input adapter - USB
Device Type: TV / radio tuner / video input adapter - external
Interface Type: USB
Video Input: TV tuner - S-video input, composite video input - external
Analog Video Format: NTSC, SECAM, PAL
Analog Video Signal: S-Video, composite video, HF TV signal
Digital Video Format: MPEG-1, MPEG-2
Frame Rate: NTSC: 30 frames per second, PAL: 25 frames per second
Digital Video Capture Resolution: 720 x 480, 720 x 576
Audio Input Support: Standard
Sound Input Mode: Stereo
Features: USB compatibility
Cables Included: 1 x USB cable - 3.3 ft
OS Required: Apple MacOS X 10.3.8
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USB Wireless Adapter Review

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(More customer reviews)I got theses instructions after I returned the product, but here they are so you don't have to go through the same issue:

Here is setup information from our websites knowledge base which will assist you with the setup of the device for OS10.5
KB00028 How to set up the adpater for Leopard (Mac OS 10.5)

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* USB Wireless Adapter WLAN IEEE802.11b/g Adapter

Last Updated: 4/7/2008 1:56:32 PM

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1. Insert the installation disc into computer's CD/DVD drive.
2. Double click on the WLAN Card CD icon on the desktop.
3. Double click on the MAC folder.
4. Double click on USB_Wireless_Installer.dmg
5. Click on the 10.4 Folder.
6. Double click on USBWireless-Tiger file. (Note: Some of the core operating system components in Leopard are the same as Tiger. This is the reason why there will be now change in driver for OSX 10.4 Tiger and OSX 10.5 Leopard since they share some of the same core components.)
7. Click Continue (lower right hand corner) on the Introduction screen.
8. Click on the main hard drive in the Select a Destination screen (there should be a green arrow pointing down on the selected hard drive), and click continue.
9. Click Install in the Installation Type screen. (Note: If the computer is password protected, please type in your system/login password before proceeding with the installation.)
10. Once the installation has completed, click on the restart button. (Note: All computers need o restart. Do no plug in the USB Wireless Adapter into the computer.)
11. After the computer is fully booted back into the operating system (be sure the pin-wheel has stopped spinning), plug in the USB wireless adapter.(Note: There are two blue lights. A solid blue light will indicate power, and a flashing blue light will indicate wireless transmission between devices.)
12. Click Network Preferences in the "new network interface has been detected" window.
13. Click on Apply in the lower right hand corner in the Network window.
14. Close out the network window by clicking on the red exit button in the upper left hand corner.
15. In the Wireless Utility screen, highlight the name of your network and click on connect.
16. If your network is password protected, please type in your wireless password into the field and click on OK.
17. Allow up to 20 seconds for the connection to take place. You will see a green handshake next to the network name indicating that you are connected to the network.
18. A green handshake should appear next to your network name.
19. Open an internet browser (Safari, FireFox, Opera, Netscape, etc.) to get onto the internet.

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USB Wireless Adapter

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