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Batch converting TiVo files in Linux |
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Written by Jason
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Sep 26, 2008 at 10:18 AM |
Recently my TiVo finally died, leaving me with several gigabytes of encrypted TiVo programming. Here's how I removed them.
I stored all of my TiVo content on one of my Linux servers that ran Galleon, so naturally I needed a Linux solution. I loaded tivodecode, a snappy little utility that removes that troublesome TiVo encryption. I threw together this little script to automate it. Drop it in any directory that contains *.TiVo files and it will convert them to *.TiVo.mpg and delete the old .TiVo files. Be sure to change the XXXXXXXXX to whatever your TiVo Media Access Key is.
#!/bin/ksh
ls *.TiVo > tivofiles.txt
while read FILES
do
echo Converting $FILES
tivodecode --mak XXXXXXXXXX -o "$FILES.mpg" "$FILES"
rm $FILES
done < tivofiles.txt
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Last Updated ( Sep 26, 2008 at 12:40 PM )
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