Elgato has been pushing EyeTV for Mac software alongside its own various TV tuner devices for a while now, but if you prefer Silicondust's HDHomeRun it's added a new package to the list of offerings.

SiliconDust, the company behind the HDHomeRun line of networked TV tuners, has solved one of live TV streaming services’ biggest problems with its new Premium TV offering. For $35 per month, HDHomeRun ...

Although HDHomeRun’s networked tuners are an invaluable tool, they work much better with third-party DVR software. SiliconDust’s HDHomeRun networked tuners have been a boon to cord cutters for more ...

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Elgato has just released – or to be technically correct, re-released – the latest addition to its line of digital TV tuners for PCs and Macs. The HDHomeRun is a rebranded dual network tuner that has ...

The makers of the HDHomeRun TV tuner are working on a DVR to go with it. And it's pretty great. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.

We've been waiting for SiliconDust's CableCARD-compatible HDHomeRun Prime for a little over a year and it seems finally ready to bring its triple tuner TV magic home, having gained CableLabs ...

If you find your current set-top boxes a little restricting with only two tuners, SiliconDust’s new HDHomeRun Prime brings with it the ability to use three tuners, allowing you to watch and record ...

Which cord-cutting network tuner is best? The cord-cutting movement — that is, the growing number of consumers abandoning cable TV in favor of streaming video and over-the-air HDTV — is picking up ...

Want to turn one or more Windows 7 PCs into killer DVRs? Grab a CableCard from your cable company and plug this tuner into your home network router. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and ...

Finally putting together my revised HTPC setup and am looking for the final piece(s) that I need, which will address the SD/HDTV input source. I have been limping along using a combination of Sony SD ...