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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
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255nkS asbezvhjmkmg, [url=http://kzeoyfofares.com/]kzeoyfofares[/url], [link=http://qynwkpmfysjs.com/]qynwkpmfysjs[/link], http://lgltylkyfzzv.com/.
2009-01-22 00:51:15 UTC by nobody
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FYI: VisualHub http://www.techspansion.com/visualhub/ is good at converting the tivodecode output to AppleTV/iPhone compatible MPEGs. I'd much prefer to avoid the extra step, but it enables us to watch TiVo video on our Apple TV, so I pass the info along FWIW.
2008-07-17 03:53:29 UTC by reppep
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P.S.
Forgot my signature for the previous item:
-Ian Tepoot
ian@tepoot.com.
2008-07-17 03:44:04 UTC by nobody
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I would like to add a request for this. If it could transcode into a Quicktime compatible MPEG2, it can work with items such as NowPlaying, a nicely done widget, to make the files automatically compatible with FrontRow, AppleTV etc. simply by setting the destination to the movie folder. Thus, existing codecs can read it, and anything xferred can be part of the iTunes/Front Row/AppleTV ecosystem.
2008-07-17 03:42:13 UTC by nobody
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FWIW, I'd very much like QuickTime support too. I prefer QuickTime Player to VLC, and QT compatibility covers iPhones and Apple TVs as well.
Regards,
Chris Pepper.
2008-05-05 04:49:26 UTC by reppep
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The MPEG2 file output by tivodecode is currently not compatible with Apple's Quicktime MPEG2 plugin, but works fine with the open source VLC program. Since getting Apple to support whatever variation of the MPEG2 codec this is, would be an exercise in futility, could you tell me what it is that causes it not to work properly?
Could we have an option in tivodecode to output Quicktime compati.
2008-02-27 18:49:56 UTC by nobody
