Geekanoids: Miglia lets you be LocationFree on your Mac

Miglia lets you be LocationFree on your Mac
Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Miglia Technology today announced its dedicated Apple Mac OS X based software for the Sony LocationFree™ Base Station.

LocationFree (OS X), is a groundbreaking software package designed especially for your Mac, working with the Sony’s LocationFree™ Base Station. It enables you to stream wirelessly a TV or Video signal from your front room via your Broadband hub to your Mac Desktop wherever you may be. Imagine watching the TV in your front room, wirelessly in the back garden on your Mac laptop, or even in your hotel room whilst traveling.

With Miglia’s innovative LocationFree(OSX) software and the Sony’s LocationFree™ Base Station you can watch live TV wirelessly on your Mac, play back recorded programmes and even set up future recordings from your Mac desktop anywhere. The Sony LocationFree™ Player, will support up to four externally connected devices like a DVD player/recorder or satellite receiver. The TV signal from your cable box, satellite receiver or DVR(Digital Video Recorder) at home is streamed to your Broadband hub and sent over the internet and then cleverly “re-directed” to your Mac, no matter where you may be as long as your Mac has access to a Broadband connection.

Key Features

View your home TV anywhere in the world with this software package designed exclusively for the Mac and the Sony LocationFree™ Base Station
Control your home TV by changing channels, viewing recorded material or scheduling future recording where ever you may be.
Requires a Sony LocationFree™ Player and Broadband Internet access
Access and control any two STB devices connected to the LocationFree™ Player.

LocationFree (OS X) requires OSX 10.4, QuickTime 6.4 or later, minimum 512MB of RAM and a G4/867MHz minimum. More details on Sony LocationFree here, and the Miglia site here.

Labels: Apple News, Mac Software

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