id242
12-05-2006, 03:28 PM
Since plenty of my previous posts have been CENSORED by the staff here, I will try this one last time with the notion that PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE (ie; news) is available to everyone, no matter how much this website denies that it does exist -- by it's censorship actions.
From ENGAGET:
http://www.engadget.com/2006/12/05/with-tivo-drm-out-of-the-way-heres-how-to-enjoy-tivo-on-your/
With TiVo DRM out of the way, here's how to enjoy .tivo on your Mac
Posted Dec 5th 2006 12:31PM by Paul Miller
It took a while to crack that pesky TiVo DRM, but now that the TiVo File Decoder is finally ready to do its job and decrypt those .tivo files into MPEG-2, utilizations of the hack are coming hot and heavy. Our pal Dave Zatz put together a handy little guide for the Mac users out there, who have been sitting on the sidelines up till now, which details how to connect to your TiVo, transfer the files, crack the DRM and enjoy the videos with existing Mac software. Right now the process involves getting your hands dirty with a little bit of Terminal action, but hopefully Galleon or some other bit of software will be integrating the process before too long. But for now, with just a little bit of effort, you can finally view the media you've recorded on your chosen DVR with your chosen operating system.
More details at:
http://www.zatznotfunny.com/2006-12/tivotogo-on-your-mac/
From ENGAGET:
http://www.engadget.com/2006/12/05/with-tivo-drm-out-of-the-way-heres-how-to-enjoy-tivo-on-your/
With TiVo DRM out of the way, here's how to enjoy .tivo on your Mac
Posted Dec 5th 2006 12:31PM by Paul Miller
It took a while to crack that pesky TiVo DRM, but now that the TiVo File Decoder is finally ready to do its job and decrypt those .tivo files into MPEG-2, utilizations of the hack are coming hot and heavy. Our pal Dave Zatz put together a handy little guide for the Mac users out there, who have been sitting on the sidelines up till now, which details how to connect to your TiVo, transfer the files, crack the DRM and enjoy the videos with existing Mac software. Right now the process involves getting your hands dirty with a little bit of Terminal action, but hopefully Galleon or some other bit of software will be integrating the process before too long. But for now, with just a little bit of effort, you can finally view the media you've recorded on your chosen DVR with your chosen operating system.
More details at:
http://www.zatznotfunny.com/2006-12/tivotogo-on-your-mac/