Jim W

Another thread is also discussing this issue. Please see this post, and submit a support ticket!

Promises aside, I see no signs that Geniatech is or will fix this issue. I suggest that everyone submit a ticket as described above, and at least they will know how many (or how few) people are affected. I also received a follow-up reply to my own ticket. It's disturbing... We wanted to continue to support HdHomeRun, but things did not go as we expected. Therefore, it is a strategic decision from our Management to stop supporting HDHomeRun Devices, as they have no License Agreement and not any Agreement in place between Silicon Dust and Geniatech.

Try submitting a support ticket here: https://www.geniatech.eu/support-contact/?Product=eyetv 3 I did that tonight, and promptly received the following reply: For HDHomerun, 7520 is the last version supporting HdHomeRun. Version 7520 software download site: https://www.geniatech.eu/download/eyetv-3-6-9-7520/ As for the issue of TV Guide, it is a technical issue. We are fixing it. We will inform you immediately once it is back to normal. Kind regards, Angela

Thanks, Rick. I was wondering about that... Aside from the TV Guide issue, how is 3.6.9 (7524) working for you on Mojave?

Same here. Please see the other thread about this, here: tv-guide-not-updating

I should add, I am running EyeTV 3.6.9 (7520) on macOS Mojave 10.14.2.

Yes, I have the same issue. My TV Guide goes out to 5 PM on Tuesday, Feb 5. My subscription is "Active until July 8, 2019". I have also done updates, and restarted the application, with no change.

Geniatech just posted to their blog that a 64-bit version of EyeTV is in development!! https://www.geniatech.eu/blog-8-eyetv-32-bit-macos-highsierra-10-13-4/ If this version supports the HDHomeRun, I'll be happy. If not, I'll be moving to Plex. Enjoy! Jim

Likewise, build 7521 did not "see" my HDHomeRun device. Reverting to build 7520 fixed the problem.