Elgato adds ClearQAM support to TV tuners

Posted Jan 17th 2008 12:57PM by Brad Linder
Filed under: HDTV, PVR Wire, Hardware

Elgato apparently had a bit more up its sleeve this week than we thought. The company announced the launch of EyeTV 3 at Macworld the other day. But Elgato also upgraded its line of EyeTV hardware to add ClearQAM support for viewing and recording unencrypted HD programming.

The EyeTV Hybrid and the EyeTV 250 Plus TV are both getting the upgrade treatment. The prices haven't changed. The Hybrid still sells for $150, while the 250 Plus TV, which includes a hardware encoder to reduce your video file size, goes for $200.

Unfortunately the update is not available to existing users via a software update.

[via EngadgetHD]

Tags: Elgato, EyeTV, EyeTV-250-Plus-TV, EyeTV-Hybrid, Mac

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