Quote Originally Posted by Skolink View Post
Have you checked you checked your TiVo is connecting to the emulator on port 8000 rather than 80?
Thanks Skolink, I've checked and I'm definitely on port 8000.

I also sent an email to the oztivo mailing list and got the following instructions from Pete which worked perfectly. I now have a fully working Tivo again and am a very happy man.



If the NZ IR slice has been updated there should be a 30146 option available.

Perhaps you are on the old test emulator still which does not not send the new slices.

You can it manually if you like.

If you haven't already, you need to register on our website at:
http://www.oztivo.net/twiki/bin/view...kiRegistration

1. Find your source record, easy way is to use TivoWeb, click MFS Scroll down the page to "setup" Click the number in the third column.

2. Then after the new page opens click the number that appears next to "source=".

3. look at the new page and write down the number that appear next to "CableBoxCodeNum =". this is your current cable box number.

4. Go to the IR Database:
http://www.oztivo.net/tivo-bin/irdat...rowse&id=30146

5. Highlight and copy from (and including) the line "source /tvlib/tcl/tv/mfslib.tcl" down.

6. Open a text editor (notepad not MSword) on your PC and paste the TCL code into an empty file.

7. change the references to the the box number in this file to the one you wrote down in step 3. The only one you must change is in the line "set tivoir [db $db open /Component/Ir/TivoFormat/XXXXX". Replace the number where the "xxxxx" are with the number from step 3.

8. Save the file, for example, as STB.tcl

9. Upload the file to your TiVo

10. Telnet/Serial into the TiVo, change to the directory you uploaded STB.tcl to and at the bash prompt type:

tivosh

You should now have a prompt like this:

%

11. Now type

source STB.tcl (or whatever you called the file)

12. Then type the name of the procedure from Step 8. For example:

dse7503

13. Then type

exit

You should be back to your normal prompt.

14. Reboot the TiVo, have a drink, cross your fingers.