I've been using pyTiVo instead of TiVo desktop which easily allows me to transfer most anything I ahem
Does it also allow you to transfer stuff off your TiVo and view it locally?
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I've been using pyTiVo instead of TiVo desktop which easily allows me to transfer most anything I ahem
Does it also allow you to transfer stuff off your TiVo and view it locally?
The PS3 was the benchmark Blu-Ray player for the first couple of years but in the past 12 months or so a number of the standalone ones have been outperforming it from what I understand. We have a PS3 in the living room for games and Blu-Ray and it works great, but they are huge and don't stack well into regular component setups and have a big fan in them as well. I picked up a Samsung Blu-Ray for the bedroom system recently. Haven't had a chance to compare the two yet, but it seems like it's a good performer.
Does it also allow you to transfer stuff off your TiVo and view it locally?
Now that I think about it, there may be two programs that I set up on my Mac -- one for each direction. I'll check when I get home and report back.
So, anyone who used Notepadd++ - is there a way to find unbalanced brackets, parenthesis, etc?
Jon is right, on the mac, pytivo is the superior product to Tivo Desktop. I use it all the time and it can be a little quirky: I have to restart the program here and there, but that is a very minor inconvenience.
To transfer files off the tivo, I believe I use ITivo.
What LeNub said. iTivo can get stuff from the Tivo onto your Mac; pyTivo goes the other way.
it was not immediately apparent that pytivox encodes as it sends it to the Tivo until I had been using it for a few months. If you have an Avi, you don't really need to do anything to it, just transfer it to Tivo and pytivox does the rest.
Isn`t there a new slimline ps3? Also, check sonystyle.com and go to its outlet as I think they`ve got a few refurb blu-ray players right now. I am looking at buying from them shortly as my dvd burner has gone kaput.
I got the Panasonic DMP-BD605 from Costco for $129. I like it just fine, but don't own any Blu-Ray dvds, so haven't yet seen how good it can look. Gotta say the Roku, with its RGB inputs into the tv makes a damned swell picture. Streaming vid has never looked so good to me.
And a Buffista has claimed my old Sony vcr/dvd combo too! Yay!
Wow, two days before Christmas....
Amazon DOWN After DDoS Attack Cripples Amazon, Wal-Mart, Others
f you've been doing some last minute Amazon holiday shopping on Wednesday evening, you've probably noticed that Amazon's web site was sluggish and, at times, completely down. The same fate greeted Wal-Mart, Expedia, and a number of smaller sites. The reason? A severe DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack on the servers of Neustar, the company that offers DNS services to many major companies under the name UltraDNS.
eta: this is from last night. Dunno if it's still happening....