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Tivo add-in sucks up resources
Tivo add-in sucks up resources
- Holy carp, 1/2 the time I couldn't even log on to the server, it was so busy sucking up CPU time. And the best part, transferring video's to the Tivo unit DELETED the file off the server. My D-Link no longer recognized the server either. Deleted the Tivo Add-In, everything is working great again.
- Tipo cambiadoKen WarrenMVP, Moderadorsábado, 20 de junio de 2009 13:49not a question
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- Some additional notes and thoughts. Removing Tivo add-in lead to some other issues, i.e. I now can not play HD videos on my DLink media player. These played fine before, but now anything I have with high def has to be recoded to lower def. I even resorted to reinstalling WHS. The author of the Tivo Add-In hasn't responded to my email request for help, and I saw on another site he has apparently abandoned the project.
- Is this add-in TiVo Publisher you're speaking of? I was going to try it out. Maybe not so much now. :(
