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Many thanks Joerg 👍 Following your example I saw that my copy of FWAUserLib.framework was 192 bytes, not 160 as in your example. Unzipped another copy, repeated the process and all is well. The EyeTV app icon shows a warning overlay: but it does run.

Very grateful to see this thread having upgraded to Ventura to find EyeTV bombs on start. I've installed EyeTV 8528 and downloaded both FWAUserLib and eyetv-ventura1.sh to my Downloads folder. However, I can't get the script to run, get this every time. What can I do? Last login: Mon Oct 24 21:47:02 on ttys000 john@iMac ~ % cd Downloads john@iMac Downloads % sudo zsh ./eyetv-ventura1.sh Password: zsh: can't open input file: ./eyetv-ventura1.sh john@iMac Downloads %

Rolled back to beta 8515 and all is well. Still baffled by the dreadful responsiveness of the 8518 release version.

Having used every beta build so far, with moderate success, today I purchased and installed the production release of EyeTV 4. It's not good. There is a significant delay in completing any action, sometimes with a spinning wheel, sometimes just no response To the right of the menu bar is what looks like a debug facility which wasn't shown on any of the public betas. I suspect this is causing the problem but I can;'t see any way to get rid of it. It've tried deleting the EyeTV app, rebooting and reinstalling, to no effect. I've raised a support ticket, but if anyone has any suggestions I'd love to see them.

Same here, valid to June 2019 but nothing displayed beyond 7 days ahead and large gaps after 06:00 tomorrow. Seems more like a Gracenote problem.

It may be coincidence, but since the upgrade to MacOS 10.13.2 EyeTV 3.6.9 can no longer see any channels. Any channel selection results in an error "The channel "xxxxx" is not available." and the output is always set to BBC Radio 3. However, EyeTV Preferences/Devices still correctly reports 2 x EyeTV Netstream Sat devices connected. Signal Quality and Strength are also OK. So at present EyeTV is useless! Any suggestions?