CaptTee

Well, I just finished installing version 3.6.9 and discovered that it eliminated support for ATSC tuning (ATSC is the digital television standard used in the United States, Canada, South Korea, Mexico and the Dominican Republic.). So a 64 bit version probably won't do me any good. I suppose I could plug the eyeTV into a decade old MacBook that can't update the the new MacOS, but that would be only a temporary fix. So, I'll continue to look for other alternatives. If Geniatech monitors this forum, would you consider giving me the source code for EyeTV version 3.6.8 (the latest ATSC version) in exchange for a percentage (to be negotiated) of the Apple Store sales that I make with a 64 bit version?

"BETTER when Elgato was in charge." Not really. My EyeTV box died a couple of years ago and when I called checking on warranty, Elgato told me that they were discontinuing support. I was able to get a used one on eBay. At least Geniatech has recently released a software update. That provide hope that they still have people employed who could put out a 64 bit version. The problem is that not producing a 64 bit version will lose them some customers that they will probably lose anyways, if they proceed to a full streaming philosophy without the ability to record and edit. Producing a 64 bit version probably will not generate much revenue unless they charge existing customers for the upgrade, which will alienate some customers. Unless they realize that that they have a user base that will stick with them as long as they support their users!