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Hola. I'm pleased to announce the launch of a nifty bit of freeware
called TiVo Anywhere that lets folks do three never-before-possible
things (queue circus music please):

* Stream programs from your TiVo box itself to mobile phones, PDAs, and
any Windows, Mac, or Linux PC

* Schedule programs from any Web-connected device

* Sync programs to your TiVo Desktop even while on the road

This latter feature was actually suggested to us by Rob Enderle at IDF
last week - thanks, Rob!

Check it out in all its TiVoey goodness at www.tivoanywhere.com.

You'll need to've set up TiVoToGo for TiVo Anywhere to work.

Ennnnnjoy.

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ianmccarthy9@gmail.com wrote:
>
> * Stream programs from your TiVo box itself to mobile phones, PDAs, and
> any Windows, Mac, or Linux PC
>

Thanks for nothing. Now, instead of listening to obnoxious loudmouths
yelling on their cell phone in public, we get to hear them yell about
how their batteries are dying, and they are going blind fromn trying to
watch porn on a 2" screen that's all washed out by sunlight.

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In article <KzTQe.2631$884.390745@news20.bellglobal.com>,
Ian Singer <iansinger@sympatico.ca> wrote:

> ianmccarthy9@gmail.com wrote:
> >
> > * Stream programs from your TiVo box itself to mobile phones, PDAs, and
> > any Windows, Mac, or Linux PC
> >
>
> Thanks for nothing. Now, instead of listening to obnoxious loudmouths
> yelling on their cell phone in public, we get to hear them yell about
> how their batteries are dying, and they are going blind fromn trying to
> watch porn on a 2" screen that's all washed out by sunlight.

Yes, on my Treo, the "Money shot" is about 2?

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Very cool, but.... any chance of implementing it using something like
tyshow?
Otherwise us directivo hackers are out of luck since our tivotogo
implementation
cant actually be used to stream since we have no 'code' to use to use.

<ianmccarthy9@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1125359780.552413.184170@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Hola. I'm pleased to announce the launch of a nifty bit of freeware
> called TiVo Anywhere that lets folks do three never-before-possible
> things (queue circus music please):
>
> * Stream programs from your TiVo box itself to mobile phones, PDAs, and
> any Windows, Mac, or Linux PC
>
> * Schedule programs from any Web-connected device
>
> * Sync programs to your TiVo Desktop even while on the road
>
> This latter feature was actually suggested to us by Rob Enderle at IDF
> last week - thanks, Rob!
>
> Check it out in all its TiVoey goodness at www.tivoanywhere.com.
>
> You'll need to've set up TiVoToGo for TiVo Anywhere to work.
>
> Ennnnnjoy.
>

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In article <Yw8Re.7843$wE1.3124@trndny01>, "RobR" <nospam@nospam.com>
wrote:

> Very cool, but.... any chance of implementing it using something like
> tyshow?

That capability has been there with Tytools and Tyshow for about 3 years
now.


> Otherwise us directivo hackers are out of luck since our tivotogo
> implementation
> cant actually be used to stream since we have no 'code' to use to use.
>
> <ianmccarthy9@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1125359780.552413.184170@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> > Hola. I'm pleased to announce the launch of a nifty bit of freeware
> > called TiVo Anywhere that lets folks do three never-before-possible
> > things (queue circus music please):
> >
> > * Stream programs from your TiVo box itself to mobile phones, PDAs, and
> > any Windows, Mac, or Linux PC
> >
> > * Schedule programs from any Web-connected device
> >
> > * Sync programs to your TiVo Desktop even while on the road
> >
> > This latter feature was actually suggested to us by Rob Enderle at IDF
> > last week - thanks, Rob!
> >
> > Check it out in all its TiVoey goodness at www.tivoanywhere.com.
> >
> > You'll need to've set up TiVoToGo for TiVo Anywhere to work.
> >
> > Ennnnnjoy.
> >

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Really??? I can use tytools/tyshow to stream content DIRECTLY to
my phone while I'm taking the train into work? Please, enlighten me.


"Jack Zwick" <jackzwick@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:jackzwick-79DE86.05441331082005@newsclstr01.news.prodigy.com...
> In article <Yw8Re.7843$wE1.3124@trndny01>, "RobR" <nospam@nospam.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Very cool, but.... any chance of implementing it using something like
>> tyshow?
>
> That capability has been there with Tytools and Tyshow for about 3 years
> now.
>
>
>> Otherwise us directivo hackers are out of luck since our tivotogo
>> implementation
>> cant actually be used to stream since we have no 'code' to use to use.
>>
>> <ianmccarthy9@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1125359780.552413.184170@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>> > Hola. I'm pleased to announce the launch of a nifty bit of freeware
>> > called TiVo Anywhere that lets folks do three never-before-possible
>> > things (queue circus music please):
>> >
>> > * Stream programs from your TiVo box itself to mobile phones, PDAs, and
>> > any Windows, Mac, or Linux PC
>> >
>> > * Schedule programs from any Web-connected device
>> >
>> > * Sync programs to your TiVo Desktop even while on the road
>> >
>> > This latter feature was actually suggested to us by Rob Enderle at IDF
>> > last week - thanks, Rob!
>> >
>> > Check it out in all its TiVoey goodness at www.tivoanywhere.com.
>> >
>> > You'll need to've set up TiVoToGo for TiVo Anywhere to work.
>> >
>> > Ennnnnjoy.
>> >

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"RobR" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:MrtRe.15139$cY.2671@trndny06...
> Really??? I can use tytools/tyshow to stream content DIRECTLY to
> my phone while I'm taking the train into work? Please, enlighten me.
>
>
> "Jack Zwick" <jackzwick@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:jackzwick-79DE86.05441331082005@newsclstr01.news.prodigy.com...
> > In article <Yw8Re.7843$wE1.3124@trndny01>, "RobR" <nospam@nospam.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> >> Very cool, but.... any chance of implementing it using something like

<snip>
What you need:

2 minutes to download and install TiVo Anywhere on
your home PC
TiVoToGoT
Windows XP

<snip>

Any chance of it being supported by something other than Windows NT 5.1 (
WIndows XP ) ?

Scotty


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> <snip>
> What you need:
>
> 2 minutes to download and install TiVo Anywhere on
> your home PC
> TiVoToGoT
> Windows XP
>
> <snip>
>
> Any chance of it being supported by something other than Windows NT 5.1 (
> WIndows XP ) ?
>
> Scotty

Probably not until Tivo releases Tivo Desktop for the other platforms.

Randy S.

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"Scott Nelson - Wash DC" <spamcop@bnmnetworks.net> wrote in message
news:unERe.31495$Uz2.4895@trnddc02...
<snip>
> What you need:
>
> 2 minutes to download and install TiVo Anywhere on
> your home PC
> TiVoToGoT
> Windows XP
>
> <snip>
>
> Any chance of it being supported by something other than Windows NT 5.1 (
> WIndows XP ) ?
>
> Scotty

Let me guess. You are running Linux, right?

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* Adam Corolla wrote in alt.video.ptv.tivo:

> "Scott Nelson - Wash DC" <spamcop@bnmnetworks.net> wrote in message
> news:unERe.31495$Uz2.4895@trnddc02...
><snip>
>> What you need:

>> 2 minutes to download and install TiVo Anywhere on
>> your home PC
>> TiVoToGoT
>> Windows XP

>> <snip>

>> Any chance of it being supported by something other than Windows NT 5.1 (
>> WIndows XP ) ?

> Let me guess. You are running Linux, right?

All you had to do was check his headers:

X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2800.1506

There are many other Windows OS still out there besides XP.

--
David
What we cannot speak about we must pass over in silence.
-- Wittgenstein

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"SINNER" <99nesorjd@gates_of_hell.invalid> wrote in message
news:qegku2x8lp.ln2@news.gates-of-hell.com...
>* Adam Corolla wrote in alt.video.ptv.tivo:
>
>> "Scott Nelson - Wash DC" <spamcop@bnmnetworks.net> wrote in message
>> news:unERe.31495$Uz2.4895@trnddc02...
>><snip>
>>> What you need:
>
>>> 2 minutes to download and install TiVo Anywhere on
>>> your home PC
>>> TiVoToGoT
>>> Windows XP
>
>>> <snip>
>
>>> Any chance of it being supported by something other than Windows NT 5.1
>>> (
>>> WIndows XP ) ?
>
>> Let me guess. You are running Linux, right?
>
> All you had to do was check his headers:

That would take all the fun out of guessing, wouldn't it?

>
> X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2800.1506

This can't run in Linux? I thought there were emulators that let you run
stuff designed for Windows...

>
> There are many other Windows OS still out there besides XP.


True, but most of the people who use them don't have that uber-geek attitude
of the typical Linux user. Calling Windows XP "Windows NT 5.1" is tres
uber-geek.

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"Adam Corolla" <nospam@nospam03550265902.com> wrote in message
news:CaSdnYgFjsz3BIXeRVn-vg@giganews.com...
>
> "SINNER" <99nesorjd@gates_of_hell.invalid> wrote in message
> news:qegku2x8lp.ln2@news.gates-of-hell.com...
>>* Adam Corolla wrote in alt.video.ptv.tivo:
>>
>>> "Scott Nelson - Wash DC" <spamcop@bnmnetworks.net> wrote in message
>>> news:unERe.31495$Uz2.4895@trnddc02...
>>><snip>
>>>> What you need:
>>
>>>> 2 minutes to download and install TiVo Anywhere on
>>>> your home PC
>>>> TiVoToGoT
>>>> Windows XP
>>
>>>> <snip>
>>
>>>> Any chance of it being supported by something other than Windows NT 5.1
>>>> (
>>>> WIndows XP ) ?
>>
>>> Let me guess. You are running Linux, right?
>>
>> All you had to do was check his headers:
>
> That would take all the fun out of guessing, wouldn't it?
>
>>
>> X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2800.1506
>
> This can't run in Linux? I thought there were emulators that let you run
> stuff designed for Windows...
>
>>
>> There are many other Windows OS still out there besides XP.
>
>
> True, but most of the people who use them don't have that uber-geek
> attitude of the typical Linux user. Calling Windows XP "Windows NT 5.1"
> is tres uber-geek.

Not sure how we went down this road... I run Fedora Core as well as
XP Pro and XP64. My phone runs Symbian 7.0. I just liked the idea
that from what I read you could stream video directly off your TiVo
to your phone. Since it leverages TivoToGo, and the hacked DTV
install of it doesn't support streaming, I was just inquiring as to
whether or not there were plans to do this some other way.
Doesn't matter to me one way or another what OS it's for, I'd
prefer Windoze since all my other TiVo tools are on XP, but
I'll install it regardless of the OS (unless it's OSX ... at least until
that runs on a standard x86 PC architecture that's not made by Apple ).

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* Adam Corolla wrote in alt.video.ptv.tivo:

> "SINNER" <99nesorjd@gates_of_hell.invalid> wrote in message

[...]

>>> Let me guess. You are running Linux, right?

>> All you had to do was check his headers:

> That would take all the fun out of guessing, wouldn't it?

I suppose, I didnt realize we were playing a game.

>> X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2800.1506

> This can't run in Linux? I thought there were emulators that let you run
> stuff designed for Windows...

It might but no one in their right mind would do it.

>> There are many other Windows OS still out there besides XP.

> True, but most of the people who use them don't have that uber-geek attitude
> of the typical Linux user. Calling Windows XP "Windows NT 5.1" is tres
> uber-geek.

I will give you that one

--
David
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