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Devedander
18th February 2005, 17:39
Any chance AutoGK will support .tivo file conversion? I can't get DrDivx to work and would rather not pay $30 to turn my tv shows into Divx files anyway....

len0x
18th February 2005, 17:46
Is it just naming conversion? Does it work if you rename it to *.mpg?

Devedander
18th February 2005, 21:39
It seems to run fine if I name it to .mpg but the output just keeps repoening and finding a coded and reopening...

.tivo files are protected by DRM and AutoGK never asks for my password so I am thinking it won't be able to access the info inside.

Lots of info on the details at www.tivocommunity.com forums, and also

http://www.evillabs.net/tivo/

figured out how to get around it, I believe also with no DRM password...

So I am holding out hope that it will work...

len0x
18th February 2005, 23:36
Originally posted by Devedander
It seems to run fine if I name it to .mpg but the output just keeps repoening and finding a coded and reopening...


You mean output AVI? Please post your log file (I just wanna make sure conversion runs ok). In general if renaming to mpg doesn't work then nothing else we can do here (unless you convert input to mpg somehow before feeding into AutoGK)

jdion81
9th June 2005, 08:44
Tivo files are put through the TiVoDirectShowFilter.dll which prompts the user for a playback password. Im assuming Autogk does not use directshow to access media files and this is why autogk will not work?

btw, tivo files are mpg files that are drm'ed and the tivodirectshowfilter.dll is what authenticates you.

Cyberia
20th June 2005, 22:04
You can use GraphEdit to open the video and then modify the output graph to remove the DRM. What is needed is an automated method for this procedure, because rebuilding the graph for every video is a pain.

But this issue should really be asked in the D9 TIVO forum, since AGK doesn't deal with DRM issues, correct?

jdion81
20th June 2005, 22:48
Didn't know there was a D9 Tivo forum, found this thread originally with Google. Guess I shoulda browsed around first... :thanks: