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David Leon wrote:
> And then one day relaxification@hotmail.com said,
>
> > The HD DTivos can be hacked using the same method as for an SD
Tivo.
> > At this point you can pull the .ty stream over your network and
store
> > them on a hard drive. From there it's up to you what you do with
them.
> >
>
>
> Are there any reputable services that will install the mods on an
HDTivo for
> a fee?
>
> I have an HDTivo in one room that does most of the recording. I have
a
> Series 2 with HMO in another room. I'd like to be able to watch SD
programs
> recorded on the HDTivo on the Series 2 and vice versa. It would also
be nice
> if I could play mp3 files on my HDTivo setup.
>
> --
> David
I'm pretty sure there aren't any reputable ones. The rights to the
mods are owned by their writers (mainly folks at dealdatabase) and
modding something and selling it would constitute selling their
software. While the people on DDB can be cranky it IS their software,
and they let you have it for free - they just don't want other people
to profit from it.
Which is fair, in my opinion.
I would suggest waiting until your warranty is up, and then hacking it
yourself. Search for killhdinitrd on DDB - it's the starting point.
Bear in mind I'm not completely sure the hack works the same way as
with a non-RID HDVR2 (which is what I have.) My upgrade was trivial,
but the HD path might be trickier. But I do know they've done it.
If you can get 4.01b on the HD unit you will be able to do what you
want to.
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