It also has a small, internal battery as well.

If EyeTV Mobile’s internal battery does become fully drained, then connect EyeTV Mobile to a computer or USB power adapter to recharge it.

One example of a USB power adapter is what Apple provides to charge an iPod or iPhone via a power outlet.  That will also work with EyeTV Mobile, as will other USB power adapters.

The EyeTV Mobile app for iPad 2 cannot connect to EyeTV software on any Mac.

The EyeTV Mobile hardware is an iOS product, and the EyeTV Mobile app for iPad 2 can connect solely to the EyeTV Mobile hardware.

It also has a small, internal battery as well.

If EyeTV Mobile’s internal battery does become fully drained, then connect EyeTV Mobile to a computer or USB power adapter to recharge it.

One example of a USB power adapter is what Apple provides to charge an iPod or iPhone via a power outlet.  That will also work with EyeTV Mobile, as will other USB power adapters.

This measurement is made with Airplane Mode on, and Brightness at 30%.

EyeTV Mobile and DVB-T

Standard definition DVB-T (DTT) video is up to 720 by 576 pixels.

EyeTV Mobile can play MPEG-2 standard definition video from DVB-T.

EyeTV Mobile can play H.264 standard definition video from DVB-T.

EyeTV Mobile cannot play HDTV resolution video from DVB-T.

EyeTV Mobile and 1seg Video in Japan

1seg video is up to 320 by 240 pixels.  That is less than 1/4 the size of standard definition video.

1seg video is designed for mobile phone use.

EyeTV Mobile can play 1seg video in Japan.

If you leave the device plugged in while the app is not active, EyeTV Mobile cannot use the iPad’s battery and will therefore operate from the internal battery until it is drained.

If EyeTV Mobile’s battery does become fully drained, then connect EyeTV Mobile to a computer or USB power adapter to recharge it.

One example of an USB power adapter is what Apple provides to charge an iPod or iPhone via a power outlet.

• DVB-T – Also known as DTT and Freeview, this is digital TV over antenna or aerial

• 1seg – A mobile TV standard originated in Japan

• SBTVD – A mobile TV standard based on ISDB-T used in some South American countries

EyeTV Mobile only plays two video formats:

1) MPEG-2 or MPEG-4/H.264, in standard definition,

2) 1seg/SBTVD broadcasts using H.264, at 320×240 resolution.

Countries That Support DVB-T

EyeTV Mobile can receive video in countries that:

• Support DVB-T or DTT, such as in the European Union, and
• Have standard definition MPEG-2 or MPEG-4/H.264 broadcasts available.

A list of countries where DVB-T has been deployed is available here: http://dvb.org/about_dvb/dvb_worldwide/index.xml

EyeTV Mobile does not support HD broadcasts.

EyeTV Mobile does not support DVB-T2 (Freeview HD).

Countries That Support 1seg

EyeTV Mobile works in Japan, to receive 1seg signals.

EyeTV Mobile is being evaluated in South American countries using SBTVD. A list of countries where SBTVD is being deployed is available here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISDB-T_International

EyeTV Mobile does not support full resolution ISDB-T or SBTVD signals.

North American Countries Do Not Support International version of EyeTV Mobile

EyeTV Mobile will not function in the United States or Canada, since those countries do not use DVB-T, 1seg nor SBTVD.

An ATSC M/H version of EyeTV Mobile is available in the United States, called EyeTV Mobile (US, Dyle™).ATSC M/H is a new handheld TV standard now being adopted in many areas of the US.

EyeTV Mobile (US, Dyle™) only works in the United States, and not Canada.

In general, please use EyeTV Mobile in the countries that it is officially sold in, to ensure full compatibility.