Usb Dvb-t Software For Mac

This amazing device lets you receive and record free DVB-T digital TV on your Apple Macintosh computer! Just plug it into your USB port, run the free included software, and you'll be watching and recording digital TV on your Mac in seconds!

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Hello, I have been using DVB tuner devices for years on Linux and Windows. I mean using tuners from a custom C++ application: tuning to a specific transport and reading the transport stream packets. I used the Linux TV API (V4 and S2API) and the Microsoft DirectShow graphs with BDA drivers. Now, I would like to do the same on macOS. Is there a standard DVB framework on macOS like Linux TV S2API or Microsoft DirectShow?

A few tuner devices are said to be supported on macOS. What is the underlying software architecture? Do the vendors provide proprietary API's between a dedicated driver and a dedicated application? Or do they integrate into a documented framework I can call from an application? Any recommended USB DVB-T tuner for macOS (on iMac), provided of course I can use it from a custom application?

Thanks in advance for your input. EyeTV devices are 'closed' in the sense that they can be used only with the TV viewing application which comes with the device. There is no clue on how to use the tuner device from a custom application. That is the answer of Geniatech support when I sent them the question. More generally, I know no USB or PCI tuner device with a programming documentation for any OS. But, on Windows or Linux, all tuners are used through the OS-specific framework, DirectShow or LinuxTV, and a vendor-specific programming documentation is not really necessary. I am not a aware of a macOS equivalent.

What about the 'PCTV microStick PC & Mac (79e/77e)'? This is a DVB-T one with vendor support on macOS.