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PyTivoX lets you transfer your media files from your mac to your tivo. It is a free replacement for the upload feature of Tivo Desktop Plus. (Look at iTiVo for the download features). TiVo Desktop is a helpful, free multiplatform program (also available for Windows), belonging to the category Utilities. More about TiVo Desktop This software is available for users with the operating system Mac OS X and previous versions, and it is only available in English. May 23, 2020 The application's installation file is generally known as TiVoDesktop1.95aUS.dmg. TiVo Desktop for Mac is categorized as System Tools. The following version: 1.9 is the most frequently downloaded one by the program users. Our antivirus scan shows that this Mac download is safe. The file size of the latest downloadable installer is 6 MB. The only way to make a PC TV Tuner work on Mac is to run Windows on Mac but this doesn’t always work and is an expensive and complicated solution. For a TV tuner to work on Mac, you’ll need to connect the device to your coax source i.e. A simple TV antenna or aerial cable, a digital cable or a satellite dish cable.

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Do you want to stream movies or download music to your home TV? You'll have a lot of options to consider when choosing the right equipment for your family's needs (Apple TV, Google TV, and Roku to name a few). To help you make a more informed decision, Ryan Faas examines the top options that should be on your list of possibilities, pointing out the pros and cons of each system.
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The ability to connect your TV to the Internet or to your digital media library isn't exactly new. Microsoft's failed WebTV existed over a decade ago, and people have been attaching Macs and PCs directly to televisions for years. Apple's Front Row environment, which displays iTunes and iPhoto libraries as well as DVD content through a simple remote, has been around for half a decade. Windows Media Center has offered similar features and more (including Internet content) for just as long.

However, 2010 has seen a huge uptick in the number of relatively inexpensive non-computer devices that can connect a high-definition television (HDTV) to your home network; access an array of video, photo, and music content from your collections; and use various forms of web content with minimal effort. One thing driving the development and adoption of these devices is the ability to access streaming video and audio content from services such as Netflix streaming, Pandora, or Last.fm; specific broadcast and cable channel websites; YouTube; and others.

The ability to have instant free or low-cost access to thousands of movies, TV shows, and web videos plus all your home movies, music, and photos is the Holy Grail of home entertainment. There are so many devices, web services, and setup options that finding the best device to meet your specific needs can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack.

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That's why I've put together this guide for choosing the best set-top box this holiday season. You want to get the most bang for your buck, but you also want something that won't take you all day on Christmas to hook up, or is so complicated that your family won't want to use it.

Begin with the Basics

Before we start examining individual devices and options, I have a crucial piece of advice: Determine exactly what you want in a set-top box before starting the decision-making process. As you'll see, set-top boxes vary widely in capabilities and cost. Having a solid understanding of what you need from a set-top box (as well as how much you're comfortable spending) will help to make sure that you get exactly the features you want.

Focus on Features

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To determine the features you need from the set-top box, consider the following questions:

  • Do you need a device that can give your TV all the Internet capabilities of a computer—web surfing, Facebook and Twitter, audio/video chat, and so on?
  • Do you want to play games and/or expand the device with additional interactive applications?
  • Will you record TV programming? If so, do you prefer to burn the programs to DVD, or export them to a computer, iPad, or smartphone?
  • Are you looking for something that's easy to use, giving you access to common streaming media services and little else?
  • Is having access to your home movies and photos a major priority?

The various devices all excel in different areas. Having a clear idea of what you want or need will help you to stay focused, rather than being attracted to features that you may not use once you purchase your set-top box.

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Consider Your Connections

Look at the various connections on your HDTV and the receiver of your sound system (if you use a separate system) to find out what types of connections you have available. Some devices offer limited options. If you'll be replacing your current devices, you'll need to know what connections the new equipment offers. Find out whether you can use alternate connections for your existing or new devices, if that turns out to be necessary to connect with the set-top box you want.

Check the packaging contents of whatever devices you choose, to see whether they come with the appropriate cables (some do, some don't). If not, you'll have to pick up the cables as well.

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I am considering ordering Tivo and am looking for a 'Tivo from a Mac users perspective' using OS X. I see that there is a Tivo Desktop application for Mac (that my not work for an intel Mac) and there is no Tivo desktop transfer application (expected sometime in mid-2006). Besides asking for you basic 'thoughts'.. here are some specific questions if you can address them:
1) As a Mac user, should I just consider a DVR writer Tivo option to ensure I can transfer any recorded video to my computer?
2) Has anyone found a workaround to copy off Tivo file manually and use them in a useful way on OS X?
3) Does the sharing of photos and songs work well via the Tivo software (iLife 06)?
4) Do you use an internet access point or hardwire ethernet for the box?
5) Alternatives to Tivo more 'mac friendly'?
[mods, not sure if this is the 'right' location for this, please move if other is better, but question is mostly referring to functionally and compatibility with Mac OS X}