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I have a Series3. Is there any way for me to find out remotely what my Tivo is currently playing?
hmm... I was helping somebody with that, and I could swear it was 8.x that didn't have the entry.classicsat said:I have my one Series 2 TiVo (with 8.3) hacked and it shows current tuned channel with TWP.
if { $reccount < $::num_tuners && $::version < 8} {
Currently on Live TV
Channel: 523 BRAVOC
Program: Inside the Actors Studio
Episode: Jane Fonda
Description: Jane Fonda ("On Golden Pond," "Agnes of God," "Monster-in-Law").
TiVo Box Information
Software System: 8.3-01-2-140
Service Number: 1400000xxxxxxxx
System Type: United States Series 2 Stand-Alone
Subscription: Lifetime Subscription
Tuner Count: 1
Remote Address: 2
TiVo Time: 03:22pm, 4-Sep-07
Uptime: 1d 16h 05m 25s
Current Temperature: 41C / 105.8F
TivoWebPlus - lab Distribution
Version 2.0.0 (oztivo-070205)
Ah... that explains it.classicsat said:Yes. TWP2.0, Software 8.3, Lifetime Sub 140 model.
Code:Currently on Live TV Channel: 523 BRAVOC Program: Inside the Actors Studio Episode: Jane Fonda Description: Jane Fonda ("On Golden Pond," "Agnes of God," "Monster-in-Law"). TiVo Box Information Software System: 8.3-01-2-140 Service Number: 1400000xxxxxxxx System Type: United States Series 2 Stand-Alone Subscription: Lifetime Subscription Tuner Count: 1 Remote Address: 2 TiVo Time: 03:22pm, 4-Sep-07 Uptime: 1d 16h 05m 25s Current Temperature: 41C / 105.8F TivoWebPlus - lab Distribution Version 2.0.0 (oztivo-070205)
??? not sure what you mean...anything is possible, and it's really the s/w version, not the platform that's the limiting factor on what can and can't be doneBrianGoetz said:OK, but am I correct in assuming that for Series3, TWP is not an option, and likely will never be?
But...no one has ever hacked their S3 to add TWP, correct? Do you know how?BTUx9 said:??? not sure what you mean...anything is possible
This is what the Hava Platinum HD does, except with MPEG2/higher res locally vs WMV, and for half the price.ciper said:How about a Slingbox? Then not only can you tell what its "watching" but watch it yourself from anywhere in the world with an internet connection.