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Elgato is a Germany based [[DVB receiver vendors|vendor]] of DVB devices that are targeted towards Mac OS-X users. Their OS-X based software is quite well-designed, maybe it's worth a look as source of inspiration for other DVB application developers and GUI designers.
german-based [[DVB Card Vendor]] that produces a pretty interesting [[Firewire]]/[[IEEE1394]] DVB Receiver (see [[DVB-T_IEEE1394_Devices|Firewire devices for DVB-T]]). As far as we know, they are not yet supported by Linux.

Elgato initially provided only [[Firewire]]/[[IEEE1394]] DVB receivers (see [[DVB-T_IEEE1394_Devices|Firewire devices for DVB-T]]), but have since branched out with more interface options.



Their MacOS-X Software is quite well-designed, maybe it's worth a look as source of inspiration for other DVB application developers and GUI designers.


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Revision as of 16:28, 17 June 2007

Elgato is a Germany based vendor of DVB devices that are targeted towards Mac OS-X users. Their OS-X based software is quite well-designed, maybe it's worth a look as source of inspiration for other DVB application developers and GUI designers.

Elgato initially provided only Firewire/IEEE1394 DVB receivers (see Firewire devices for DVB-T), but have since branched out with more interface options.


DVB Devices sold by Elgato
Device Description
Elgato EyeTV 400 DVB-T Firewire Box
Elgato EyeTV 410 DVB-T Firewire Box with Common Interface
Elgato EyeTV 300 DVB-S Firewire Box
Elgato EyeTV 310 DVB-S Firewire Box with Common Interface


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