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The recorded programme files are so big that only a minority were backed up! Click to expand.I've not seen anything new about DVB-T2 for the Mac on Elgato's site. All I know (or think!) is that the kernel is some low level part of the OS and my only experience of it is that the symptom of our iMac dying was called a kernel panic! I'm hoping our new iMac to be ordered next week or two will be able to retrieve EyeTV recordings from the dead iMac's HD. I googled it and found.kext is a filename extension for a kernel extension. I didn't even know there was such a thing as kext. Click to expand.This is beyond an elderly simpleton such as I am! I doubt that this will lead to an open source kext for OSX when Elgato usually does the job so well but you never know. Someone has got the same stick working under Linux but I am not sure if it can record in HD. I am guessing that part of the problem is the requirement to encrypt Freeview HD streams so that they cannot be recorded. Elgato has been long been maintaining a diplomatic silence over support for this, although it tends to come up trumps for PCTV sticks sooner or later.

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The digital switchover seems to have exposed some bugs in the EyeTV software and the workarounds are a nuisance, but generally it has been very good indeed. Incidentally, I've used a Miglia TVMini with EyeTV software since early 2006 and have found it excellent. It's now nearly 7 months since your last post on this thread and I wonder if you have found a solution. Have you found anything for DVB-T2 yet? I too have been hoping that Elgato would soon produce a TV stick that would receive DVB-T2, as we are about to buy a 27' iMac. Hopefully there will be something from Elgato in the new year. Mygica T200 PCTV Nanostick T2 Blackgold T2 But none of them mention mac compatibility and I don't want to me stuck with something I cant use as we have no windows machines in the house. Thanks for the info! We've had it in London for almost a year now, the plan was to have them in stores for the world cup but after that deadline passed, there has been no pressure on manufacturers to produce them - especially with all the online live tv streams. With HD programming becoming better by the day and Elgato not planning on updating their hardware anytime soon, I was wondering if anyone was aware of an alternative device? Preferably something compatible with EyeTV 3?

Anyway, the last one I bought was in 2009, the Elgato Hybrid - it works great! The only problem is it doesn't receive DVB-T2, which is the standard being used in the UK for Freview HD. Hi guys, I've had various Elgato USB device over the past 5 years so that I can watch tv on my mac while i'm surfing the web/studying etc etc.

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TeVii H640 DVB-T2 USB stick Driver TeVii H640 DVB-T USB stick Driver TeVii H640 DVB-C USB stick Driver H640 USB TeVii USB stick. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer. This will help if you installed an incorrect or mismatched driver.

Is there any Mac software to drive it and provide the functionality and the user interface? I notice there's also a dual tuner version, TBS6280.

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Amazon's product description says, 'This DVB T2 PC TV card is ready with windows BDA driver and Linux driver.' It says nothing about Macs.

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With this USB2.0 DVB-T2 FM DAB TV Tuner Receiver, you can enjoy the original digital quality monitoring and recording on your PC.You can watch TV in full screen or window.

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