Your Ti Vo can play more than just television it's recorded —it can also play video that you've downloaded to your computer from the internets, and it can do it without the pay-for Ti Vo Desktop Plus upgrade. If you're a Bit Torrent'ing, usenet'ing, podcatching, downloading fool, filling up your hard drive with movies, television episodes, and video clips you want to watch from the couch instead of the computer chair, you can do just that if you've got a Ti Vo sitting under your flat screen in the living room. Using the free Videora Ti Vo Converter for Windows, here's how to watch your video downloads from the comfort of your couch without forking over extra cash. Note: If you don't have a Ti Vo but still want to watch your video downloads in the living room, check out our previous tutorials on how to build your own DVR, or hack your classic Xbox into a tricked out media center, or watch video on your Xbox 360. Read more Read more Ready to start watching downloads on your Ti Vo? Here's what you'll need to get started. A Ti Vo connected to your home network A Windows PC on your home network A PC video file you want to watch on your Ti Vo (. AVI. MPG, etc.) First, if you haven't already, download and install the free Ti Vo Desktop Software onto your PC. This is the app that will let your Ti Vo see your PC and vice versa. Once Ti Vo Desktop is up and running, on your Ti Vo, under Music, Photos, As with anything technology based, there are a number of different ways to do the same thing. But there are a number of questions that have to be answered first.1: What DVR is this question in reference to? As your.
Introduction NOTE: This article is only compatible with Ti Vo desktop versions older than 2.6 (or ). The newest versions of Ti Vo Desktop will not connect to a NAS shared drive even with this workaround installed. I am disappointed, but hope ful that a future update will reverse this and allow home users to store their programs directly to their NAS. Ti Vo Desktop is the software provided by Ti Vo that runs on your PC and allows you to stream MP3 audio and JPG photos to your Ti Vo. It also allows you to Transfer (copy) Television programs from the Ti Vo to your hard drive, where you can watch them with WMP or Burn them to DVD using Roxio My DVD or Video Redo TV Suite. With the Plus option you can also transcode and transfer video, such as Div X and WMV back to the Ti Vo so that it can be watched on the big screen instead of a small computer monitor. It is easy to use and works pretty well for what it does. There are also third party alternatives available that offer more features in exchange for more complexity in their use. The Problem This article addresses one bug (or Feature) of Ti Vo Desktop. It will not allow you to set the directory to which it stores the transferred television programs on your NAS. Attempts to do so result in repeated error messages that the folder was moved or changed, even though neither occurred. Whether it is intentional, or just a bug, it has not been fixed in three updates to the software. The problem has to do with Ti Vo Desktop attempting to set DOS Attributes of files in the selected folder and failing to allow you to use that folder if it can't set them the way it wants. The newest versions of Ti Vo Desktop, starting with 2.6 will not even allow a network drive to be selected, graying out the OK button on the folder selection dialog box if a network drive is highlighted. Thus this workaround is now only effective if you use an older version.
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