If it does, try rebooting Tivo and see what happens (same URL). Do NOT say the words Macintosh or cTiVo, or they won't help you.
#DECRYPTED TIVO FORMAT CTIVO WINDOWS#
If not, call Tivo and ask why you can't use TiVoToGo from your Windows machine, that it doesn't seem tobe enabled. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread. Then, go to your TiVo's System Information screen, and check if TiVoToGo should be a,a,a (or a,a,a,a). You are receiving this because you authored the thread. The first is the traditional one, which wont work with transport streams, so is disabled if you are using them. (This is literally what cTiVo does to check.)Īnd yes, a log at Debug level Detail would be helpful to advise. The second (tivodecode-ng) should work fine, but if you do get a decryption error AND you have Java installed, then you can try tivolibre. On TivoLibre, if it's greyed out in Adv Preferences, go into Terminal and type "/usr/libexec/java_home" If it says "Unable to find", then java is not properly installed. To keep things simple, you can also turn off memory-based buffering in Advanced Preferences. Thus if you're getting an error immediately within the file, then you won't see a downloaded file at all.įirst step is to remove the encoding from the process, so use the Format "Decrypted TiVo Show", which just writes the decrypted file to disk. edl file (output from comskip), and the user wants to, the mpg file is processed by comskip and the edl file sent to the encoder. That mpg is used for subsequent processing. It does so in memory and then hands the resulting file to the encoder before it even hits the disk. Format/Info : Advanced Audio Codec Format profile : LC Codec ID : 40 Duration : 59 min 57 s Bit rate mode : Constant Bit rate : 160 kb/s Channel (s) : 2 channels Channel positions : Front: L R Sampling rate : 48.0 kHz Frame rate : 46.875 FPS (1024 spf) Compression mode : Lossy Stream size : 68. tivo file is downloaded and decrypted to a. So, for efficiency, cTiVo simultaneously downloads and decrypts the file. On Aug 6, 2017, at 11:07 AM, Hugh Mackworth wrote: But until the files actually transfer - conversions won't work regardless of which option I use. Java is installed, but tivolibre still is not available. I started looking into enabling Java and trying tivolibre - I am having some issues there as well. After CTiVo is finished processing current files - I will kick off an example run and clip some log entries for inclusion. There is a resulting mpg of 0 bytes created in the target directory - but really nothing in the working /tmp directory. Unless, of course, I don't fully understand the process and the decryption is part of the downloading process followed by encoding?
(The program is fully viewable on either TiVo in playback without issue.)
#DECRYPTED TIVO FORMAT CTIVO DOWNLOAD#
When the file begins download - it almost immediately (within seconds) goes to the encoding process - which of course fails and flags the error. But somehow CTiVo is trying to process it. The issue however, is that the file isn't even downloading (the /temp/buffer.mpg file].
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