Although eyetv has never let me down when it comes to DTT on the Mac I just had to give the fairly new kid in town TheTube and TubeStick by equinux a go. When you are thinking about watching digital televison on your Mac and don’t know which tuner and software to choose this article might be just what you were looking for.
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| 11 Oct 2007 | Create vibrant black-and-white photos | Knowledge |
| 17 Sep 2007 | Test: TheTube/TubeStick - a DTT tuner for the Mac | Mac OS X |
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Maps (old-school)
This weblog post over at ministry of type has some pretty map images which are a well welcomed alternative to the more-and-more-tiring Google maps look.
Insanely cheap software at MacHeist.com
Most of you have probably heard about macheist.com already. Those of you who have not should hurry over to the site and get your bundle of software purchased right away. These apps are so incredibly cheap that you should not miss the opportunity to get your hands on them: The more people buy this bundle the bigger it gets (even if you buy now). As more people purchase the bundle more apps get thrown in. Hurry, only little time left!
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Inbox
If you are working by applying the GTD principles and methods you might like my currently used tool: Inbox by Midnight Beep Softworks. The application feels a bit different from all the rest out there but it might be just your kind of thing. Give it a spin.
elgato Turbo.264
I have been using this tiny little helper for a few months now and would not want to miss it anymore: Turbo.264 converts Video into H.264 format in high-speed. This will calm down your MacMinis vents! » buy at amazon.de / .com
