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I can't recall exactly, what I read about Geniatech, but. Elgato were based in Germany. I think customer relations are still there but instead of being able to converse in English, I had to converse in German. Then I found out hardware & software production were in China. I was told I'd have to buy hardware then software (instead of getting the whole kit ? ? ?,as with Elgato). It's also substantially more expensive. This gave me pause for thought. I can send the emails if you like John
On Monday, 15 February 2021, 00:09:50 GMT, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
Susan its not the stick is the issue ¡ª its the software to drive it unless its 64 bit is not going work from Catalina onwards. Eye TV taken over by Geniatech and they have produced 64 bit version of the software however no one has yet says it works. I don¡¯t want to pay up if its not going to work and some people have paid and not got the serial number to insert to make the thing work. So thats somewhat in suspension at the moment. ? I¡¯m keeping my old stick going on the old computer for the moment¡..and only solution for the newer Mac at the moment would be to go backwards in system and tech is suggesting thats not a good idea¡..but then lots of things would work again. And its my Mac !!! Jude On 14 Feb 2021, at 8:25 pm, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote: May I suggest, if you buy from Amazon, you use the ?URL and choose a charity that you¡¯d like to support? It doesn¡¯t cost you any extra because it¡¯s Amazon that makes a small donation from each purchase you make. ?My charity is the RNL (I had to spell it out in full) and Harvey¡¯s is the Devon Air Ambulance. Just a thought and it makes you feel virtuous! I think they do it on all their sites.
Best Susan On 13 Feb 2021, at 15:57, John Miller via <johnmiller051118@...> wrote: Iguess people aretrying to fill the gap in the market left byElgato. Frustatingly, I can't find any mention of apple compatabiliy: john |
