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Sent: Sunday, May 03, 2009 10:42 PM
To: Macintosh topics
Subject: Re: [MacGroup] Tivo vs. Apple TV vs. ???
Lee,
Ever think about creating a video of all your setup
I have a HD Tivo with 2 cable decoder cards.
Insight has no idea how to hook them up nor do
they show any signs of having any of their
subcontractors learn how (2 visits so far.) When I
get around to it, I am going to have a house call
from Geek Squad and see how they do. Currently, I
just
On May 3, at 10:42 PM, Profile wrote:
Ever think about creating a video of all your setup? It would be
awesome to step us one thing at a time through the construction then
put it all together with the way it is used.
I'd be reinventing the wheel. There are many places where these things
On May 3, 2009, at 1:10 AM, Profile wrote:
I 2nd Jonathan's request, I'll pay also. Gee Lee, a side income!
Make a bid.
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On May 3, 2009, at 12:16 AM, Jonathan Fletcher wrote:
Still, you missed a great presentation on EyeTV and Apple TV at our
last meeting. Sara at MacAuthority walked us through how both of them
work. I'm thinking that you might like the EyeTV as a pretty powerful
hardware-tuner/software-recorder
I would also like to see more of Lee's setup
On the EyeTV... Does it integrate well with AppleTV? If you combine
the 2 systems, does that make a decent TiVo replacement? I don't want
to watch any TV on the computer, I want to be able to watch on a real
TV!
On May 3, 2009, at 12:16 AM,
Lee,
Ever think about creating a video of all your setup? It would be
awesome to step us one thing at a time through the construction then
put it all together with the way it is used.
This could be burned to DVD's for us to use when we are ready and want
to attempt putting together our
I've been a happy user of TiVo since 2004, but my unit just died on
me. I'm trying to decide whether to go with a new TiVo, or look at any
other options. I have not tried AppleTV, but understand that it is
somewhat limited.
In a perfect world, I would have the ease of TiVo and it's
On May 2, 2009, at 7:41 PM, Andy Arnold wrote:
Any thoughts from any happy/unhappy TiVo or Apple TV users?
I've been using MythTV [1] for several years now. In combination with
Boxee [2] it does more than AppleTV and Tivo put together. The new one-
disk installations such as MythDora and
This is an interesting approach
What does your hardware setup look like?
Can you use a remote to easily control it?
Does your family find it easy to use (assuming they aren't quite the
tech genius you are)?
On May 2, 2009, at 7:50 PM, Lee Larson wrote:
On May 2, 2009, at 7:41 PM, Andy
I've never met any of his family, but I bet his kids are all future
Nobel laureates.
Still, you missed a great presentation on EyeTV and Apple TV at our
last meeting. Sara at MacAuthority walked us through how both of them
work. I'm thinking that you might like the EyeTV as a pretty
I 2nd Jonathan's request, I'll pay also. Gee Lee, a side income!
John
On May 3, 2009, at 12:16 AM, Jonathan Fletcher wrote:
I've never met any of his family, but I bet his kids are all future
Nobel laureates.
Still, you missed a great presentation on EyeTV and Apple TV at our
last
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