We’re big fans of the Elgato EyeTV app for iPhone and iPad and it’s just got better. Elgato has released EyeTV 1.2.3 and added AirPlay support to the £2.99 app which works with Elgato hardware like the Elgato EyeTV Netstream DTT hooked up to your Mac or PC.
With AirPlay baked-in, the EyeTV app can sling both live and recorded TV from your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad to an Apple TV or third-party receiver with AirPlay support. That’s extremely handy indeed.
Out now | £2.99 | iTunes
Sick of vuvuzela buzz blighting World Cup games? Elgato to the rescue! The TV tuner-makers has just updated its EyeTV software letting Mac owners filter the hum of the South African horns from broadcasts.
Elgato has updated its EyeTV live TV streaming app to accommodate the iPad, after software updates in late May brought one click exporting for the iPad. Read more
The Elgato EyeTV iPhone app has just received a little tweak to bring back the secret video streaming skills over 3G we exclusively revealed last year. This time though, it’s all kosher with Apple, so you can bet it’s here to stay.
The Elgato EyeTV iPhone app has a secret option for 3G streaming built in, as we revealed back in October. But now Elgato’s come up with more straight forward solution, putting out an update to its EyeTV software for Mac that lets you stream to an iPhone web app, taking Apple’s approval process out of the equation entirely!
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Yesterday it seemed we’d have to wait for a new version of Elgato’s EyeTV app after Apple pulled it from the iPhone app store, but it’s already made a reappearance, complete with its clandestine 3G streaming abilities. Want the skinny on Apple’s U-turn? Read on for all the info.
UPDATE: EyeTV now seems to be back on the iPhone App Store, compete with 3G streaming. Has Apple backed down, or is it a mix up?