#EYETV APPLE TV APP FREE#
CBS has a 60 Minutes iPad app for $5, CBS News (free) and the free tv.com app.įor more information, you might want to read some of our previous posts on the topic of TV on the iPad. ABC has a free iPad app to watch their shows. Easily discover all your favorite shows from streaming services including Disney+, HBO Max, Prime Video, and more all inside the app. Sadly I have DirecTV which doesn't even have an iPad app to control my DVR, but if you subscribe to their NFL Sunday Ticket package, there is an app for that. Now you can buy, rent, and watch right inside the app as well as watch everything you’ve previously purchased from iTunes. So even if we do get the EyeTV app and USB support fully functional, this box is a no-go for an HD DVR in its current form.
#EYETV APPLE TV APP PORTABLE#
If you have Dish Network, there's a free application to let you watch content while mobile. The EyeTV app turns your iPad and iPhone into the ultimate portable television It works anywhere you have a 3G or Wi-Fi connection to access the EyeTV software. There are many more options than the few I've mentioned here. Engadget has a walkthrough of SlingPlayer Mobile for iPad here.
I have not tested SlingPlayer because my hardware is not compatible with their ever-increasing specifications, and I'm not willing to shell out more money to reward their greed when there are so many other options available.
#EYETV APPLE TV APP MAC#
I've tested the EyeTV app and found its performance, even over a "Wireless-N" connection to be pretty weak, although I'm not sure if that was due to my older Mac hardware, or their software, or the limited amount of RAM in the iPad. I think it's safe to say that the SlingPlayer executives who thought that up should expect some coal in their stockings this Christmas. That doesn't include the cost of the equipment you'll also need to purchase, ranging from the $200 EyeTV HD DVR to $299 for the Slingbox PRO-HD. EyeTV is a European brand of TV tuners that allow users to watch TV on various devices including computers and smartphones. EyeTV costs $5 for their universal app, while SlingPlayer charges a jaw-dropping are-you-frakking-kidding-me-with-this $30 for the iPad version and $30 for the iPhone version (sold separately). If you want to watch your own TV on your iPad, you have several choices including EyeTV and SlingPlayer. Yes, I understand that cable TV has worked this way for years (I pay for a package which includes channels like A&E, but A&E still shows me ads), but Netflix doesn't show me ads, so why does Hulu? I still don't understand why they are charging me to view the content, and then also showing me ads. The latter problem is due to content owners and their complete lack of understanding about how customers want to be able to access their content. You can disable notifications at any time in your settings menu.
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