Wiki croaks and a sneak
Apr 06 2006 11:26 PM
Due to circumstances outside my control, the Wiki is down. The host is currently being contacted and we'll see if we can recover it. Please continue to search DDB for your Tivo hacking information. For better or worse, it remains the center of this community.
In TivoTool news, I would like to offer you a peek at what will definitely be in the next version. No announcements yet, but here is a picture of the new inspector feature.
It's been slow going these last few months. As the features get more complex, the time it takes to implement them grows. I have made progress with streaming video and in the next version of TivoTool you'll see some neat things you've never seen in any Tivo "hacking" software. I still believe vehemently that these are your recordings and it's stupid to pay again if you don't have to.
I have purchased videos from both iTunes and Google Video, and I bought them out of convenience. This is the market that is opening up here, quick impulse buys like fast food video. Though at $1.99 a pop, you can't use these services for a staple diet. Taking this metaphor probably too far, TivoTool is like bringing your own food to work for lunch. You have the ultimate in selection, it's actually cheaper and you've prepared it yourself.
Work continues on maximum flexibility for your shows.
In TivoTool news, I would like to offer you a peek at what will definitely be in the next version. No announcements yet, but here is a picture of the new inspector feature.
It's been slow going these last few months. As the features get more complex, the time it takes to implement them grows. I have made progress with streaming video and in the next version of TivoTool you'll see some neat things you've never seen in any Tivo "hacking" software. I still believe vehemently that these are your recordings and it's stupid to pay again if you don't have to.
I have purchased videos from both iTunes and Google Video, and I bought them out of convenience. This is the market that is opening up here, quick impulse buys like fast food video. Though at $1.99 a pop, you can't use these services for a staple diet. Taking this metaphor probably too far, TivoTool is like bringing your own food to work for lunch. You have the ultimate in selection, it's actually cheaper and you've prepared it yourself.
Work continues on maximum flexibility for your shows.
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