"I just wanted to give you a quick heads up on a new version of EyeTV. .. it does have some interesting stuff for specific regions. For example, users in the US will benefit from Closed Caption support in QuickTime Exports.

Users in Sweden will gain an Electronic Programming Guide, and there is now full support for H.264 broadcasts. The H.264 format is used in Norway, New Zealand and soon in the UK with the launch of Freesat.

There are lots of other small but helpful enhancements to the product, like a new Unwatched Recordings badge and improved on screen menus. (and Separate Deinterlacing Options for Standard TV and HDTV now) Also there are a number of bug fixes included...
Best regards, David F."

Due to the length, here's a separate page with a copy of the EyeTV v3.0.2 readme with details on changes, hardware support and complete bugfix listing.

" ... I'm using a DA 2xG4-533MHz that's been upgrade with a NewerTech Dual G4 1.7GHz (7448) card. It runs 10.4.11 like a dream. Just wondering whether I should step into the 10.5 realm... :-)

What are folks experiencing with 10.5 on upgraded, older hardware such as mine ? Are they happy with 10.5 or do they wish they'd stayed with 10.4 ?
Thanks, Rich "

I sent Rich some links to previous posts from last fall on potential issues such as the (old one) where upgrades running non-integer bus/cpu ratios (i.e. 10.5x, 11.5x, 12.5x, 13.5x, etc. vs 10x, 11x, 12x, etc.) have misreported CPU speeds resulting in the 10.5 installer check refusing due to not meeting the speed requirements. (Often there were software extensions to correct this in the past - but they of course are not running when booted from the OS X 10.5 DVD - editing the installer check, FW target disc mode installs, calling patches/extensions from the terminal, etc. were noted workarounds and some Sonnet upgrade owners noted their firmware patch addressed the misreported CPU speeds issue)
Here's some past links to those archived news pages (taken from the 10.5 feedback/tips/info page and archives here)

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