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Question Networking Series 1 and Series 2

Hello,

I'm a newbie to this board, but I've been a happy Series 1 user for about 2 years now. I just took advantage of the 'Buy a Series 2 and switch you're lifetime service' deal that Tivo was running. I have 3 questions:

1) If I add a network card to my series 1 and a USB network adaptor to my Series 2 (after switching the service to the Series 2) can the Series one play media that is recorded on the Series 2 (running through my 10/100 wired home network)?

2) Can the Series 1 grab the program data from the Series 2 after the lifetime membership has been switched?

3) My cable company (TimeWarner) now offers an HDTV cable receiver, any news on when the Series 2 will be able to support HDTV?


In an ideal world, I would have my Series 1 and 2 be able to share media and the series 1 would be able to grab the progam data from the series 2. Just seeing if this is now possible.

TIA,

Daniel

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Re: Networking Series 1 and Series 2

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Hello,

1) If I add a network card to my series 1 and a USB network adaptor to my Series 2 (after switching the service to the Series 2) can the Series one play media that is recorded on the Series 2 (running through my 10/100 wired home network)?



Not in the way you would be thinking. Not that can be discussed on this forum.
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2) Can the Series 1 grab the program data from the Series 2 after the lifetime membership has been switched?



Before someone accuses you of being a thief, understand that the tivo service is a contract between you and tivo. Tivo is selling you the service of putting guide data on a individual tivo. Using one tivo to feed another would likely constitute theft of service. I assume you didn't realize that. The answer is to purchase service for both Tivos.

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Re: Networking Series 1 and Series 2

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1) If I add a network card to my series 1 and a USB network adaptor to my Series 2 (after switching the service to the Series 2) can the Series one play media that is recorded on the Series 2 (running through my 10/100 wired home network)?

No.

There are some hacks for extracting video (a banned topic here) on the S1 units, but the S2 units are harder. But you will have to go elsewhere to look for info.
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2) Can the Series 1 grab the program data from the Series 2 after the lifetime membership has been switched?

This would basically be stealing service for your other unit. TiVo offers data for $13 a month. Service theft is a banned topic here.
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3) My cable company (TimeWarner) now offers an HDTV cable receiver, any news on when the Series 2 will be able to support HDTV?

To support the IR codes to run the cable box so you can record the NTSC (S-Video presumably) output of the cable box - bug TiVo. To record HDTV (ATSC) signals - never, the hardware in the S2 doesn't support ATSC.

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In an ideal world, I would have my Series 1 and 2 be able to share media and the series 1 would be able to grab the progam data from the series 2. Just seeing if this is now possible.



Think about buying another S2 unit and signing up for MHO.

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