Author: JT Smith
From Slashdot: “Andrew Tridgell devised an ethernet for the TiVo a few months ago,
but decided not to post any of his vide extraction software, in fear of a Napster-like
backlash against TiVo (some of the legal implications were directly discussed in a
recent slashdot interview). But, today, MPEG extraction has been released in the TiVo
underground, although rough around the edges, it allows the user to view TiVo recordings on any PC in
the LAN in real time, as well as save the mpeg2 recordings on your PC.”
but decided not to post any of his vide extraction software, in fear of a Napster-like
backlash against TiVo (some of the legal implications were directly discussed in a
recent slashdot interview). But, today, MPEG extraction has been released in the TiVo
underground, although rough around the edges, it allows the user to view TiVo recordings on any PC in
the LAN in real time, as well as save the mpeg2 recordings on your PC.”
