User manual ELGATO EYETV DTT

[. . . ] EyeTV 3 Software Manual © 2008, 2009, 2010 Elgato Systems LLC 900 Kearny Street · Suite 750 San Francisco, CA 94133 United States of America Elgato Systems GmbH Nymphenburgerstr. 14 80335 München Germany http://www. elgato. com Revision 1. 2 1 EyeTV 3 Manual How do I open the On Screen Menu?13 Table of Contents EyeTV 3 Features Welcome To EyeTV! Step One: Installing EyeTV Software 7 Step Two: Launching EyeTV for the First Time 7 Registering EyeTV Online 7 Where to get help 7 How is the On Screen Menu organized?18 Coverage Details 18 On Screen Controller How do I use the On Screen Controller? [. . . ] Repeat until done - if you just want two sections, then using the Invert Markers command from the Action menu would be useful. Invert Markers would highlight the section you haven't exported yet. Delete deletes a marker " Right arrow skips to next thumbnail to the right # Left arrow skips to next thumbnail to the left $ Tab selects the next marker %$ Shift-tab selects the previous marker & Return sets a new marker %C Shift-C presses the Compact button %F Shift-F switches to Fine %N Shift-N switches to Normal %M Shift-M toggles between Normal and Fine Tip: Match the aspect ratio to what's being edited If you're editing a recording that is in 16:9 format and would like to eliminate the 4:3 content, it can be disturbing to see the entire player window's aspect ratio change automatically when the playhead hits the areas of the recording that are at 4:3 aspect ratio. To avoid this, match the editor's aspect ratio to the content that you are editing. Select Aspect Ratio > 16:9 from EyeTV's View menu. 33 EyeTV 3 Manual Picture In Picture How do I use Picture in Picture?Move the mouse over the secondary window to display the four commands available: Off -- toggles off PiP display Rotate -- cycles placement of the secondary window between the following positions: top left corner top right corner bottom right corner bottom left corner vertical split screen horizontal split screen second monitor (if available) Picture In Picture How do I start Picture in Picture?You must have two video windows open to use PiP: 1) A Live TV window and a recording window 2) Two Live TV windows 3) Two recordings windows. To have two Live TV windows, you need to have multiple tuners - perhaps by using a device like EyeTV Diversity (which has two tuners for DTT), or two EyeTV devices connected to your Mac. There are 3 different ways to enter Picture in Picture (PiP) mode: 1) Select Picture in Picture from the View menu. 3) Use the contextual menu while EyeTV is playing back with two player windows. You can also enable and control PiP from within EyeTV's On Screen Menu. In the On Screen Menu select Recordings, and start playback of a recording. Enter the On Screen Menu and select Picture in Picture, and then Show. Swap -- swaps the content of primary and secondary windows Focus -- playback controls affect secondary window 34 EyeTV 3 Manual EyeTV Archive Sharing EyeTV Sharing Archives option. That will let you access the archives of other EyeTV users on your local network (who must have enabled EyeTV Sharing as well. ) How do I access Archives from other Macs?If you have more than one EyeTV Archive in your local network, each EyeTV installation can have read-only access to the other libraries. Check Share my EyeTV Archive - that will make your EyeTV Archive available to other users. Then select the Look for shared EyeTV The EyeTV Programs window has a Shared section. Open it via the triangle, and any shared EyeTV Arcives on your local network will be listed. Select one to browse that library, and double-click on any entry to start watching. Any shared recordings you watch are not copied to your Mac, just streamed at the original resolution. You cannot edit or erase those recordings - you have read only access. 35 EyeTV 3 Manual EyeTV Archive Sharing Can I watch Live TV via sharing?At this time, you cannot watch Live TV from another Mac via the Sharing feature. [. . . ] Remote scheduling allows you to send program information to EyeTV from any computer with Web access. Here's how it works: Your Mac at home (provided its Internet connection is present) periodically checks for new schedules that were added on the web site, then adds them to the local list of schedules. You'll have to enable automatic checking of remote schedules in the Guide section of the EyeTV Preferences, it is not on by default. You will need to configure your TitanTV. com account, specifying your zip code, and the type of television programming you receive at your home location. [. . . ]