No luck on this. I even messed with the config.ini to make sure there wasn't weird stuff going on. Keep getting the:RPC does not work with S3 Tivos. Javascript will still fetch now playing list.
kmttg > file > configure > "TiVo" tab > uncheck enable RPC communication; for tivo in question.
I had already tried messing with the NPL counts. On my series 3, from my pc I can browse to the red "(paraphrasing) congrats, your tivo is connected on your network", but I can't actually view the NPL from a web browser. I had never tried until I ran into issues, so it's hard for me to say if it's always been that way or not. Getting another tivo to transfer to would be worth it, but a gamble if it would work since I don't know what issue I'm having. Thanks.I have Comcast and a Tivo HD. I can get a NPL from my Tivo HD through kmttg with RPC disabled as mentioned earlier, but it takes a couple of minutes to display. You could try limiting the number of NPL fetches in kmttg to see if that helps. Browsing to my Tivo HD web address with https also gives me a warning, but if I disregard the warning and browse anyway, I get the NPL in the browser.
Since Comcast changed to Mpeg-4 recordings a while ago, I cannot directly transfer those recordings from my Tivo HD to a PC. The workaround for getting those Mpeg-4 recordings to a PC is to transfer them to another Tivo (Premiere or newer) and then transfer from that Tivo to a PC. Kind of a pain because it requires another Tivo.
To get to the NPL through a browser, you have to use the https: page and ignore the certificate warning.I had already tried messing with the NPL counts. On my series 3, from my pc I can browse to the red "(paraphrasing) congrats, your tivo is connected on your network", but I can't actually view the NPL from a web browser. I had never tried until I ran into issues, so it's hard for me to say if it's always been that way or not. Getting another tivo to transfer to would be worth it, but a gamble if it would work since I don't know what issue I'm having. Thanks.
Yeah Scott, I know. I had already tried thatTo get to the NPL through a browser, you have to use the https: page and ignore the certificate warning.
Scott
- In a browser, hit https:\\<TiVoIPAdress>
- Ignore certificate warning
- Enter tivo for username and MAK for password
Thanks for trying.Is it possible that you are not using the right MAK which could explain no NPL coming up.Yeah Scott, I know. I had already tried that
Yeah Scott, I know. I had already tried that
I didn't see any information about what error you get after you enter "tivo" and your MAK in the post above?If browse to httpS://192.168.1.124, it questions the certificates not being trustable, so maybe there's a certs issue. No idear.
If I go to httpS://ip and enter username/pw, it just times out:I didn't see any information about what error you get after you enter "tivo" and your MAK in the post above?
Scott
I want this to be the problem, but doesn't seem like it is. It matches and it suddenly stopped working without me fiddling with settings. I have retyped it a few times per what it says it is in the tivo box screen settings.Is it possible that you are not using the right MAK which could explain no NPL coming up.
Not sure what could cause this since you've mentioned that you have rebooted the TiVo and using the correct username/MAK. Your other choice would be to try another hard drive with a clean image to see if the OS has been corrupted somehow (disk issue?).If I go to httpS://ip and enter username/pw, it just times out:
This page isn't working
192.168.1.124 didn't send any data.
ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE
If I go to http://ip (no username/pw), it takes me to the generic red tivo page.
