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I recently purchased a 20 inch iMac, I also ordered a TV Tuner from El Gato.
My question is, will I be able to watch HDTV on my mac or does that require one of the cinema displays? A second question, are shipping delays common with apple? My girlfriend bought a iMac a month ago, the day before it was suppose to ship out, she got an email saying it would be delayed and will ship out in over a week. Thursday, the day before my imac was suppose to ship out, I got the same email. I've been sending them a ton of emails, because I need this computer before college classes start, I can't go a week of class with no computer. I just keep getting the same crap response though, "We are sorry for any inconvienence." |
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I'm going to jump into your thread as I don't seem to be able to start a topic and I have a similar question.
I have a Macbook. Can I use a tuner card or something and use my book as a VCR or DVR so I can record and playback TV programs. High Def not at all necessary. Thanx and sorry to butt in..... |
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The eyeTV from elGato looks great, but when I filled in the two drop down boxes for a product search, with 1. Thailand, where I live 2. Digital Satellite signal I got no results. Obviously I have a satellite decoder box. Would the signal coming out of this be inputtable to the eyetv?? Are they just saying their product won't do the decoder's job? cheers.... Last edited by sleepyjohn; 08-20-2006 at 03:21 PM. |
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And No, usually Apple ships a LOT earlier than they say they will. If you're having problems, call them and talk to someone there, see if they can fix your problem. Usually Apple Tech support is very friendly, and it's based in California so you don't need to deal with hard to understand accents. the back of our computer looks better than the front of theirs Quote:
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Well I was just going by what someone said. They told me only 23 and 30 inch displays supported HDTV.
But yeah, I've been talking to Apple through email, hasn't gotten me anywhere, I'll call tomorrow. I literally NEED the computer on Wednesday, so I'm hoping I can convince them. Worse comes to worse I'll drop a BBB threat, that's gotten companies moving for me in the past. |
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