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    50 minutes ago, starliner said:

    I finally  had to update to EyeTV 4 last October ... after reading all the complaints, I expected the worst, but was surprised to find out it works just fine here.

    eyeTV seems to be effectively dead, as far as I can see.

    No replies to support requests, no meaningful updates (Apple silicon!), sale of remaining products on eBay, no new hardware.

    Now if they at least released the software with some sort of open source license, THAT would be helpful.

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    On 2/8/2020 at 8:21 PM, Dribould said:

    I loved EYETV3 ..... but reading all the post it looks better to wait before to buy TV4 ...

    Waiting better release, Molotov will do the job ..... 

    The problem is: With Mac OS X 10.15 Catalina, you don't have a choice, since eyeTV 3 is not 64-bit ready.

    As it is, eyeTV 4 is pretty much unusable, and I would expect MUCH better support, and software, very soon!

    BTW: eyetV 4 tends to fail to detect my eyeTV netstream 4C for days on end, anyone else experiencing this issue?

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    On 11/3/2019 at 6:27 PM, Pheel said:

    Right-click and select EDIT. To move along the timeline place the cursor above the blue line, click and drag to the place you want to marker/cut and use the scissors ( to the left)

    To cut the selection, place another marker/cut and select the portion you want to delete and hit the Delete key.

    You can also drag both ends of the timeline like you would do when editing on the iPhone or iMovie

    Click on the 3 dots to compress the file like before

    This is ridiculously inaccurate. In eyeTV 3, I could move the markers by using the arrow keys. This seems to be impossible now, because the arrow keys will only move the playback marker, not the cut markers.

    Am I missing something? As it is, cutting in eyeTV 4 is even more of a PITA than it used to be in eyeTV 3. At least back then, I could cut with an "accuracy" of about one second.