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Tivo made it official yesterday Tivo HD/Tivo Series 3 now have Multi Room Viewing. Getting home tonight I set my Tivo HD to a force call home and sure enough, I had the wonderful pending restart. I restarted and all is well, Multi Room Viewing works great, a little slow on the browsing, but I noticed the speed change when my other two Tivos upgraded to 9.1. Press release after the jump.
Turned the Tivo on this morning and I was greeted with a message that my Tivo received a service update. Hit now playing and my new Tivo HD showed up as a Tivo I could transfer from. Tried it no luck, it shows up but I cannot transfer from it yet. Logged onto my Tivo account and the little check box is still not available. It is so close now.
As for the update the interface has been updated to the Tivo HD / Tivo series 3 interface. You also get the option to boolean search your wishlist. You can get on the priority request list if you cannot wait. It says you should have the update within three days once you put yourself on the list.
http://www.satellitesweeper.com/hacking-tivo-and-dvr.htm found this great list of 23 Tivo hacks. Check out the Flickr one it is great.
I have been a Tivo fan for a while so I was excited today to see the UPS man left my new dual tuner Tivo. First thing I have to upgrade it 80 hours will not do. I got a 300 gig HD from Compusa for $57.00 after $10.00 mail in rebate. I got the Tivo from Amazon.com for $45.00 after a $20.00 coupon I had and a $150 mail in rebate from Tivo. Now on to the upgrade, I have documented the very easy process with pictures and instructions after the jump.
