New purchasers of a HDHomerun can get an EyeTV bundle for $200, meaning El Gato is charging $30 for a two seat license above the $170 price for just the HDHomerun. I already owned a copy of EyeTV 2 and El Gato tech support gave me a link to the 2.4.2 update for free. Plus, using EyeTV with my HDHomerun cost nothing extra. If I were putting together a home theatre PC, the HDHomerun is the only ATSC/QAM tuner I would consider it's just so much more flexible than something tied to a single computer. Uses ubiquitous Ethernet port instead of specialized Firewire.The HDHomerun can do both functions only better: This only makes sense, as El Gato no longer makes the closest approximation to the HDHomerun, the long lamented EyeTV 500 Firewire tuner with its support for digital over the air broadcasts and unencrypted cable streams.
Ĭruising the AVS Forum Mac Home Theatre Forum I was gratified to see El Gato and Silicon Dust had come to together and done the obvious: bundle El Gato's best on platform EyeTV DVR software with Silicon Dust's networked HDHomerun high definition digital tuner.
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