I got a question on this. I've seen claims that Series 2 TiVo's
cannot be "hacked" to modify/add software. I've also seen claims that
they can, if you use a PC to gain access to the hard disks first and
insert a suitable back door. Anyone have any trustworthy information
on the subject? Mo
On 12/13/05, Tom Buskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 12/13/05, John Abreau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Without the network card, I don't know how I'd be able to use the
> > tivoweb server on my S1 tivo.
>
> Sometimes I wish I could do this with my S2 TiVo
I got a question on this. I've se
On 12/13/05, John Abreau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Without the network card, I don't know how I'd be able to use thetivoweb server on my S1 tivo.Sometimes I wish I could do this with my S2 TiVoTravis Roy wrote:> Right, I don't really see the point of any kind of connection for a S1
> DTiVo.. It's
Travis Roy wrote:
Right, I don't really see the point of any kind of connection for a S1
DTiVo.. It's not used for guide data, you still can't order PPV via the
remote, and there's no HMO for S1 TiVo's of any kind.
Without the network card, I don't know how I'd be able to use the
tivoweb ser
I added their cache card to my S1 DTiVo and have no trouble with it...
someone said it requires more 'hacking' than others... I would say it
was all pretty easy. At the same time.. I replaced the 40G with a 120G
drive.. put in the network/cache card and 512 of ram.. and installed the
web server s
mike ledoux wrote:
9th tee claims their turbonet device will work in Series 1 DTiVo
machines. I don't have a DTiVo, so I can't say for sure. However,
DTiVo does not require a phone line for guide data, so that isn't
particularly relevant to the discussion of Series 1 TiVo without a
landline.
9th tee claims their turbonet device will work in Series 1 DTiVo
machines. I don't have a DTiVo, so I can't say for sure. However,
DTiVo does not require a phone line for guide data, so that isn't
particularly relevant to the discussion of Series 1 TiVo without a
landline.
Right, I don't rea
Roughly $70 solves the problem forever, just plug the TiVo into your
home network:
http://www.9thtee.com/turbonet.htm
I did this before ditching my landline 3+ years back, figuring it'd
pay for itself in 2 months. I'm glad I did.
Depending on the TiVo and the type of service in question
