Great Feedback for the G5 iMac and Apple

Question

My father recently went with a group of people to the Rotary Centennial Conference in Chicargo, and us being from New Zealand this was quite a major trip for their club. About 10 of them went and all took their own photos, but when they got back a they wanted to combine a selection of their own photos and other peoples and all talk about different aspects of the trip at a special meeting the had with all the members of the club.
You might be wondering were the iMac comes in, well the were all PC users and not very good with them anyway so my dad rang me up and asked if I could come and help them. So I thought this would be a great opportunity to show a bunch of rich people frustrated with the PC how great an Apple is. So I picked up my G5 iMac with just the mouse and keyboard and headed round there.
Well it would be an understatement to say that they were amazed with not only the computer but how easily I imported all the photos into iPhoto then gave everyone there own album so they could just drag the photos they wanted into it then order them, plus just setup a basic automator workflow which instantly put all the photos in order into a PowerPoint Presentation.
Well down Apple! I had at every amazed with your technology!

Answer 1

I think you'll find the new software is now
available, iFelix - The Elgato site -
http://www.elgato.com/ - now lists EyeTV 2 as
compatible with Intel chipped Macs in the system
requirements.
Should have said "doesn't work as it should"
Certainly the eyeTV 1.x software doesn't work and there are issues with eyeTV 2.
Though eyeTV 2's system requirements say Intel it is not a universal application and there are issues.
http://faq.elgato.com/index.php/faq/more/342/
[EyeTV 2] When will EyeTV be updated for Intel Macs?
Ever since Apple released the Intel Mac development platform in 2005, Elgato has been porting the EyeTV software over to the new processor and system. It uses so much of the PowerPC platform to get the best performance (like AltiVec instructions), that the transition was far from trivial.
EyeTV has some issues with the Rosetta emulation environment, but will run smoothly once the entire application is a Universal Binary. We are in the final stages of this process and are working on the final tweaks so that EyeTV 2 software will be as perfect as possible for all new Intel Macs.
Thus, the free update for Intel Mac support will soon come to all current and future EyeTV 2 software users, via the normal downloadable update. No hardware update is needed, just the new EyeTV 2 software update coming soon.