I don't know but was wondering also I have a MyTV thing from Eskape and I can't try the software that came with it in Classic becasu eClassic doesn't work for somereason on my G4 it just lods than quits.
I did get an email from eskape when I inquired about OS X support for their tuner...they said sometime around the end of November was the target date for a OS X tuner.
I bought ATI whatever 128 for my 2nd monitor when I was still using OS9 and that came with TV tuner thing... and since OSX came out, it looks like ATI just left everything to Apple.
so basically, I might as well just trash this thing for video-in...
I contacted Formac, here is the reply:
>we will offer an upgrade (hardware) solution soon. You should read about it
in about 2 weeks. Have a great week.
Thank you,
Sales Department<
As far as I remember I wasn't able to use Pro TV in Classic mode. That may have changed under 10.1 though.
Classic won't ever support hardware directly. If a device needs a driver (and devices do), Mac OS X will only be able to use it if there's a Mac OS X driver. That was clear from the beginning of BlueBox development (todays Classic environment).
It's a pity that all those people just don't care for their customers.
No X driver - no device support. (If you now mention something like Microsoft mice working, I'll slap you. For they *have* a driver. An Apple one.)
it kills me that some things work under classic, like synching my palm, but others like downloading from my camera do not - but at least apple provided a program to do that.
Originally posted by fryke No X driver - no device support. (If you now mention something like Microsoft mice working, I'll slap you. For they *have* a driver. An Apple one.)