I'm Lost

[brucer]

Hi Don, I use a network card and a wireless bridge to connect my Tivo to the Internet, works really well and it's nice to be able to use TivoWeb from any computer also if you have a web-enabled cell phone you can even operate your Tivo when you're away from home.. a very cool thing, maybe more cool than practical since I've only ever done it to show off - but...

[petestrash]

I would certainly recommend networking your TiVo, It would make life much simpler. If you have cabling near the TiVo then a network card is all you need, if not then I would recommend brucer's method and use a network card with a wireless bridge or wireless game adapter (around AUD$150 here).

In case you are reading about other alternatives, I don't suggest using an airnet adapter these days as it only supports prism 2/2.5 based pcmia cards running 802.11b. 802.11b is not enough to allow streaming from your TiVo and also does not support WPA for protection, whereas 802.11G allows both streaming and WPA protection.

I am currently out of stock of network cards and expect more stock to arrive next week. Airmail to NZ is AUD$73 contact me off list if you would like to reserve one Or give Darren a shout.

Peter.