October 31, 2005

Convert TiVo to Video iPod Format with TVHarmony's AutoPilot

If you've got a TiVo and one of them new fangled iPod Video players, you'll want to check out TVHarmony's AutoPilot. According to PVRWire.com:

TVHarmony.com has released a new version of its AutoPilot software that supports converting TiVo-recorded shows into a format that's compatible with the new video iPod. It also works with Palm devices that can view video.
The software automatically transfers, converts and stores your TV programming. You can select shows to be downloaded automatically, in the middle of the night if you like, and process the transfers into popular formats. AutoPilot keeps track of the shows you've already downloaded so you can transfer an entire TV series without duplicates.

The cool thing is it's free software, so be sure to AutoPilot out.

At PVRWire.com

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Posted by William Hungerford at October 31, 2005 10:01 AM

Comments

You should actually try things before promoting them. 'Cause this program doesn't work for simply converting tivo files. It can grab them for you, but its conversions are all FUBAR'd. However, it is still in beta and they are releasing updates pretty frequently, so hopefully it isn't far off.

Posted by: laursifer at June 9, 2006 3:45 PM

Laursifer,

Thanks for the feedback but we aren't promoting the software. We were simply letting our readers know it's was released and we quoted what it's claims to do.

As you say it's in beta so maybe it will fit your needs later. We'd appreciate any comments on the software in the future if you use it when it's out of beta.

Thanks,

William

Posted by: William at June 9, 2006 3:58 PM