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You might want to check with Comcast, because they may be taking you for a ride. The only type of cable you need a box to receive is digital cable. If you just want to watch regular analog standard definition cable, you do not need a cable box. Eventually all cable will go digital, but that won’t happen for a few years. In the meantime, the EyeTV works just like the “cable ready” TVs that have been sold for the past 25 years — in other words, no box needed (unless you want high definition of HBO, Showtime, etc).

Hope this helps. Good luck.

I am quite familiar with computers, but not with TV interfaces. I was under the impression that I could plug my cable (from the wall) into this device, which did not work. For it to work via cable (instead of catching OTA signals via a antenna and booster) one must use a cable box. Apparently Comcast doesn’t allow boxes they don’t charge you for, so I can’t use a box without giving Comcast more of my money. The antenna and the booster add a hundred bucks (to do it right) to the cost of setting this up. I know I lack the technical knowledge to fully understand how to get the most out of this product, but Elgato needs to explain more fully just how to use it. However, they don’t even respond to emails . . .

Thanks for listening.

Steve

Many Thanks,
Jim Mirkalami

thank you for your excellant review for the iMac 24-inch model. I am in the market for this one and have been to the Apple Store several times. I am presently a Windows 98 user.
Concerning playing the DVD , they gave me an earful , which I really don’t understand. It goes like this.
I have a couple of European DVD”s and I am being told I can only play them 5 x on this system and than the system will set the final setting and I will be unable to play American DVD’s. I just don’t get it. When I paid for DVD’s either in Europe or the USA , I should be able to play them at all times.

Since I am a layman here, can you please put some light on this in plain English. I would very much appreciate hearing from you, thank you for your time. with kind regards, Manfred H. Braig

See you tomorrow,
Bonnie

i live in Fiji on a remote island. Trojans and viruses killed my last pc, i needed to buy a new laptop from USA so i asked a friend to bring me one when she visited four months ago. She brought a MacBook with OS X 10.4.9 because she owns a Mac. She is a teacher and she was tired of viruses killing her pcs. Both of my sons and my ex own Macs.

i found this site through Google, searching “Safari cant open, lost network connection, report bug to Apple. After reporting this bug to Apple like, 20 times, i figured they weren’t actually going to help me and i had better try to get help from someplace else. i like the clean, crisp layout of this site and the article “Worst Mac error message ever” was helpful. i stopped reporting this ‘bug’ too.

Anyway, being a new Mac user, having NO local support, no other Mac users on the island, and not beiing educated or particularly smart about computers, i find myself comparing pc to Mac rather unfavorably and hope someone/s out there can help me come to terms with my new laptop.

For instance, my pc came with a xp recovery disk. My Mac did not. i tried to make a spread sheet but it seems there is not a spreadsheet program included. its comes with all these gaget-like things but nothing for writing real documents. i download things but find i can’t read them. Everything ends up on the desktop, yahoo messenger and some others dont really open with an icon, i have to check ‘agree’ everytime, then they give me an icon to open. Because i am on dial up and it’s rather slow, i need to have at least 4 to 5 windows open at one time, one on top of the other. i have a devil of a time getting from one to the other, and if i am also using iMail, finding something under five safari windows is time consuming and frustrating. i dont like the online help much. i find the spotlight feature to be pretty ineffective. i have one program i want to install called VedaBase which is only made for pc. i heard about virtual pc but some say it opens the Mac to viruses again, defeating the purpose. i heard the Mac was easier to use but i think people must think icons are simpler than words. i got it to speak to me but not to listen to me. No delete forward button on the keyboard. I hope most of my problems are just ignorance on my part.

On the positive side, it’s quiet. Looks nice. works with iPod. Affordable.

Please forgive me if my complaints have hurt the feelings of any of you Mac fans and experts. If any of you know how i could improve my Mac experience, i would be sincerely grateful.

david

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1. There is a PDF version of the book available from Amazon. In fact, the PDF version came out before the print version, and has always been available for purchase for a cheaper price.

2. You should mention the book’s supporting web site (osxbook.com), which has a ton of extra bonus material that’s not in the book.

3. Relating to your point about the EFI coverage not being as much as you would want, osxbook.com makes up for that in the bonus material section.