How do I get EyeTV files to my Xbox 360 or Playstation 3 to watch on my TV?

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bonesmile

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I just purchased the EyeTV Hybrid and it works great so far. I hate watching anything on my computer, so I would like to transfer the files to a flash drive to watch on my Playstation 3 or my Xbox 360 with no quality loss. The problem is I can't fit a file larger than 4GB on to the flash drive as the flash drive partition (MS DOS FAT) will not allow it. I was told to format the flash drive as a NTFS. Neither my Xbox or Playstation recognizes a Mac formatted drive. So I downloaded software to do format the drive as NTFS and it gives me an error every time, so I can't do that. It seems like there would be an easy way to get this done. I am running OS X 10.6.1 and EyeTV software 3.1 latest version.
Basically.... I need a 10+ GB HD file transfered to my Xbox or Playstation to watch on my 42" plasma with no quality loss.
Thanks in advance for any information.
 
No it wouldn't be able to read EyeTV files. You would have to export them to iTunes and (if) PS3 or XBox360 can read MP4 AAC protected videos, then you can. However I don't believe they are MP4 AAC readable devices. You would have to get a converter to change MP4 AAC to whatever format your XBox360 can recognize in the manual which would include most of the extensions of your Windows Media Center for Vista/7.
 
No it wouldn't be able to read EyeTV files. You would have to export them to iTunes and (if) PS3 or XBox360 can read MP4 AAC protected videos, then you can. However I don't believe they are MP4 AAC readable devices. You would have to get a converter to change MP4 AAC to whatever format your XBox360 can recognize in the manual which would include most of the extensions of your Windows Media Center for Vista/7.
 
No it wouldn't be able to read EyeTV files. You would have to export them to iTunes and (if) PS3 or XBox360 can read MP4 AAC protected videos, then you can. However I don't believe they are MP4 AAC readable devices. You would have to get a converter to change MP4 AAC to whatever format your XBox360 can recognize in the manual which would include most of the extensions of your Windows Media Center for Vista/7.
 
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