Watch TV without any wires all around the house Rather than simply plugging into your Mac to provide live TV on just one machine, the Netstream box plugs directly into your antenna to receive the TV signal, but can also transmit the programmes wirelessly to other machines using your router. The USB NanoStick lets you watch live TV on the MacĪnother model by TV aficionados Elgato, the EyeTV Netstream DTT is firmly in the upper range of the price bracket, but with good reason. Nevertheless, it’s a good all-round package that’s relatively inexpensive. PC users can stream content to their iPhone and iPad, but unfortunately this functionality isn’t available with the Mac version. Bundled in with the package is a remote control, and the included software (Elgato’s EyeTV Lite) is quite easy to use. The nanoStick is a compact little USB tuner that lets you watch digital terrestrial TV (normal or HD content), as well as the ability to record and timeshift (i.e. The EyeTV adaptor is tiny and can receive DVB-T, DVB-C and analogue transmissions This is pretty much all you need to watch live TV!ĭespite it’s small and convenient size, the EyeTV Hybrid may actually be more suitable to use on machines such as the iMac and Mac Mini rather than MacBooks, because it always has to be tethered to an aerial meaning that it’s not as portable as you might think. It also comes with the EyeTV software, which contains a program guide and can also record programmes to disk for later viewing. The tuner itself is a compact size that fits into a spare USB slot on your Mac, and the other end has a full-sized coaxial socket to connect to your TV aerial feed. Link: Buy it now on Amazon | Elgato websiteĮlgato seems to make most of the TV tuners available for the Mac, and if you want to watch digital terrestrial TV (known as DVB-T), analogue TV and cable TV (DVB-C) plus FM radio, then the EyeTV Hybrid might just fulfil your needs.
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