madamasu

Hi, Ukerm, thanks for your information. I don't think this problem can easily be solved. At least not with 2.5 GHz processors. The same thing is true for the alternative freenetTV, which has recently provided a beta-version of their software for the Mac. You can read the test by Mac & i here: https://www.heise.de/mac-and-i/artikel/DVB-T2-HD-auf-dem-Mac-Erster-Test-des-Freenet-Sticks-3672604.html They used a Mac mini with 2.6 GHz, the CPU load was at 340% (!!!), the Mac got hot and the ventilator was noisy, just the same when I tried to use my eyeTV stick. You can hear the processor acting up and the ventilator getting noisy. The freenetTV also reacted very sensibly to problems with antenna reception. Same as with eyeTV. My dealer took the stick back, great thanks to him, and as I rarely watch TV and only non commercial stations, I'm contenting myself with using live streams.

Hi, I live in Frankfurt/Main Germany and until March 29, when DVB-T switched to DVB-T2 I never had problems with receiving the TV stations. A week before the change I bought the EyeTV T2 lite and used this. Now I use the software-version 1.4.3 (7514), which is supposed to be the newest version, but what I get are frequent crashes, and if I have a picture at all, it is a still with sound. I sent a mail to the customer service of geniatech eyeTV, but haven't had an answer yet. As I meanwhile read, I'm not the only person who has these problems. I hope geniatech is working on it and will inform their customers soon. madamasu