invader zog
07-10-2003, 01:06 AM
For those of you who haven't experienced the wonderful goodness of the Xbox Media Player project, the development team was enabled playback of various digital assets via the Relax protocol or SMB.
There is currently work being done that will allow the Xbox to play .TY files either from a network-enabled Tivo or from a network share.
I haven't upgraded the hard drive on my Tivo. I'm not completely sure I want to do it either. I like storing my digital assets on my file server.
It would be amazing if someone could work out a way to have the Tivo stream video from some sort of a network share.
I suspect that there are problems with the "now showing" entry -- but what if instead of trying to inject the entry into now showing like MFSFTP does, there was just a placeholder entry "play networked video" that would then get whatever video was "in the queue" from the network share.
It would be nice to be able to surf through your available recordingsl ike you can in XBMP, but even if you had to choose the video on your PC, that would still be useful.
Why go to all of this trouble? Well -- I think that the Tivo remote/GUI is still tops (shape of the remote, the fast forward/rewind features,e tc)...
There is currently work being done that will allow the Xbox to play .TY files either from a network-enabled Tivo or from a network share.
I haven't upgraded the hard drive on my Tivo. I'm not completely sure I want to do it either. I like storing my digital assets on my file server.
It would be amazing if someone could work out a way to have the Tivo stream video from some sort of a network share.
I suspect that there are problems with the "now showing" entry -- but what if instead of trying to inject the entry into now showing like MFSFTP does, there was just a placeholder entry "play networked video" that would then get whatever video was "in the queue" from the network share.
It would be nice to be able to surf through your available recordingsl ike you can in XBMP, but even if you had to choose the video on your PC, that would still be useful.
Why go to all of this trouble? Well -- I think that the Tivo remote/GUI is still tops (shape of the remote, the fast forward/rewind features,e tc)...