The answer is yes. Apple provides a free sample-code TV-watching app called HackTV Carbon.
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Several people contacted me by e-mail after reading the Export NonStandard Video hint. They asked if they could use their FireWire boxes to watch TV or record movies without iMovie or Final Cut Pro.
The answer is yes. Apple provides a free sample-code TV-watching app called HackTV Carbon.
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Watch TV over FireWire
This is nice and all but I was thinking of doing the reverse.
Watch TV over FireWire
I'm able to watch TV on my mac via a Sony DV Media
Watch TV over FireWire
One of the problems with this method is that there is a noticable
Watch TV over FireWire
I'd like to do totally the opposite. I have a 60 mins video in DV format on a
Watch TV over FireWire
> Is there anyway to stream in DV over Firewire and have
Watch TV over FireWire - MPEG4 Realtime
Use Monitor > Video Settings in Hack TV and set the
video to MPEG4. I had no problem doing realtime MPEG4.
Couldn't get this to work for me... Ti800MHz, HackTV Carbon. Chose MPEG4 Codec as you suggest, no joy. Any other tips?
Watch TV over FireWire
> I only have 3 gigs of space left on my HDD and DV takes up way too
Watch TV over FireWire
I don't get why realtime capture is so expensive. Clearly TVs do
Watch TV over FireWire
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Watch TV over FireWire
This little app is just what I was looking for. I have the Dazzle converter
Watch TV over FireWire
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