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Optional Features
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Listening to Music
Using TiVo
®
Desktop (available for both PC users and Mac users) and your TiVo Media
Device, you can enjoy your digital music collection on the best sound system in the house!
To enable this feature, you need to install the Australian or New Zealand version of the TiVo
Desktop application (see
page 40 ) on a home computer that is connected to the same home
network as your TiVo Media Device. We do not support or authorise the use of the particular
TiVo Desktop application that is available for download by US customers in the US.
Note:
TiVo Desktop provides a link between your computer and your TiVo Media Device, while
TiVo Desktop Plus opens other additional features. Visit www.mytivo.com.au/support
(Australia) or www.mytivo.co.nz/support (New Zealand) to learn more.
To listen to music on your TiVo Media Device, you must first “publish” MP3 files stored on
your computer. Publishing your music means making MP3 files available to stream over your
home network to your TiVo Media Device. Published music does not use any of your media
device's recording space.
1.
On your home computer, open TiVo Desktop and click the Share Music, Photos, & Videos
icon: .
2.
Click the Music tab, then click Add Music.
3.
Navigate to the folder containing the music you want to stream. When you select a folder,
any MP3 files within that folder are listed in the right frame of the Add Music window.
4.
To publish a whole folder of music, select the folder and click Add. To publish individual
MP3 files, select them from the list on the right, then click Add.
Published music and photos aren’t
copied to your media device, so they
don’t consume space used by your
recordings. Publishing simply allows your
media device to stream the music and
photos stored on your computer.