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Subject: Re: [OS2Wireless] Logging network activity from VPC
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>Tivo desktop talks to Tivo Media Server on port 80/http.

I am using TyTools, not TiVo Desktop.

>You can use iptrace to discover what it sez.  It passes on the DVR
>ID, software version, and other data.  IPTrace won't show you the
>packets of the actual file transfer nor the catalog listing.
>
>When starting Tivo Desktop first it goes 'calls home', possibly
>it's a form of verification.  Here it goes to 204.176.49.2 which is
>Verizon Business.  Verizon has nothing to do with my tivo
>installation as far as I am aware.  So Tivo must use them for
>verification.
>
>If you ever get anywhere I'd be interested to see what you come up
>with.  I've never tried to hack into my Tivo but I know it can be
>done.  I believe the OS is a linux distro.
>
>What are you going to do with tivo files using OS/2?

Play them since they are MPEG-files.