EyeTV Diversity is powered by award-winning EyeTV 2 digital TV recording software:

• Watch digital terrestrial television (DTT, or DVB-T) on a Mac deep indoors, in areas with weak reception, and at speeds up to 160 km/h.
• Watch and record live TV simultaneously or watch two channels
• Picture-in-Picture.
• Rewind, fast-forward, and pause live TV.
• Browse EyeTV menus in Full Screen mode.
• Record hours of favorite TV shows directly on a Mac's hard drive and edit out unwanted content.
• Find TV shows using the built-in Program Guide. Includes a free one-year subscription to tvtv valued at 20 euros and a free 30 day subscription to IceTV in Australia.
• Store your collection on an external drive, or burn it to disc.
• Export TV clips and entire episodes to an iPod.

Special Features Innovative Antenna Diversity & Multi-Tuner Technology for Superior DTT Reception This amazing USB 2.0 stick provides superior television reception deep indoors, in conditions that are challenging for reception outdoors, and at high speeds. EyeTV Diversity contains two integrated receivers and two portable antennas. They work together to achieve optimal reception in Diversity mode, or independently as two distinct tuners in Dual Tuner mode.   Dual-Tuner Mode Even if you live in an area with strong DTT reception, EyeTV Diversity is an attractive choice. In Dual-Tuner mode, EyeTV Diversity becomes two conventional DTT receivers in one. It's the only EyeTV product that enables you to watch two live TV channels Picture-in-Picture, or watch one show while you record another.		Diversity Mode In Diversity mode, the two integrated tuners are set to the same frequency. EyeTV Diversity contains a Digital Signal Processor (DSP), which uses information from both tuners to generate the best signal possible. The result of this Antenna Diversity (AD) and multi-tuner technology is superb reception deep indoors, in weak DTT coverage areas, and at high speeds. In tests, the technology provided good reception in 95% of locations within the home (compared with 67% for conventional receivers), and a 50% improvement in the quality of the television signal. EyeTV Diversity is ideal for travellers. The ultra-compact device and portable antennas pack easily with a MacBook, and mobile reception is possible at speeds up to 160 km/h provided there is uninterrupted DTT coverage en route. Superb quality recordings EyeTV Diversity has one quality setting, Lossless. The DVB stream is recorded unaltered, and so you're getting full quality unencrypted DTT content as encoded by broadcaster. EyeTV supports DTT multilingual programming and Dolby® Digital sound. Bonus: Do you plan to use EyeTV Diversity with a Dual PowerPC G5 or an Intel Core Duo processor? Then enjoy watching 720p or 1080i HDTV (MPEG-2) in addition to the other digital television standards, where available.
Made for the Mac With its classic matte aluminium finish and amazingly compact size, EyeTV Diversity looks great with a Mac. It features a USB 2.0 interface for the streaming of superior quality, uncompressed TV content to your Mac. EyeTV Diversity is USB powered and therefore requires no external power supply, and contains a built-in and full-size coaxial plug.

 

Available in select countries where digital terrestrial television (DTT or DVB-T) is broadcast.



About Digital Terrestrial Broadcasting - Terrestrial (DTT)
Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) represents the future of television broadcasting, providing interference-free reception and remarkable digital picture and sound quality.

DTT reception and programming varies by country, and even city to city. Check these links to learn more about DTT reception in your area:

Austria		http://www.dvb-t.at/
France		http://www.tnt-gratuite.fr/
Germany		http://www.ueberallfernsehen.de/
Italy		http://www.dgtvi.it/dgtvi/copertura.aspx?TRS_ID=1550000
Switzerland		http://www.broadcast.ch
Sweden		http://www.teracom.se/?page=2087
United Kingdom		http://www.freeview.co.uk/availability

For a more complete listing of countries in which DVB standards have been adopted, visit www.dvb.org.