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Australian tivos now allow downloading the streams either as program streams or transport streams. Tivodecode fails on transport streams (segfault), which would be because it is still treating it as a program stream. Looks like the file still consists of a 15k header with a valid but scrambled TS after that; a series of 188 byte packets, some with the scramble bit set (looks like every 4th video...
2009-11-07 14:30:26 UTC by davidmonro
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Hi,
with the most recent update to Australian TiVos, we now can download files from the internal webserver in either program stream or transport streams (just using a slightly different URL). tivodecde however segfaults on the transport streams - from a quick glance at the code it is assuming a program stream. Looks like the file still consists of a 15k header with a valid but scrambled TS...
2009-11-07 14:22:34 UTC by davidmonro
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tivodecode will decode the data and put it into an xml file. I now see that there's also a separate program called tdcat in the archive that will do it too.
2009-08-15 01:50:07 UTC by mattack1
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Even if the xml file were simply named the same as the show name, that would be useful. I was hoping I had an older version of tivodecode, but I guess not.
(Also, having an option that inferred the output filename FROM the input filename, so I didn't have to drag in the file again and change .Tivo to .mpg, would be a help).
2009-08-15 01:41:33 UTC by mattack1
