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cTiVo can deliver that information in a variety of ways depending on what you would intend to do with it. Metadata is the information that TiVo provides about the video, such as Series name, episode number, recording date, etc. These options change the behavior of new downloads.

Show in Folders If this is selected, episodes of a series are grouped in folders, and you can show or hide the list of shows inside that folder.

Note that each subscription can automatically record (or not) TiVo Suggestions as well. This option lets you see, or not see, those shows as you wish.

Show TiVo Suggestions TiVo will record shows that it thinks you may like.

While these shows CANNOT be downloaded, you may see them if you wish for completeness. See "I have shows on my TiVo that are not listed on cTiVo".

Show Protected Shows will display those shows that are marked as "copy-protected" on the TiVo by your cable supplier.

These are the preferences that control which shows are displayed in the Now Playing table ( also available in Preferences screen). These are presented in two main groups: the first controls which shows are displayed in the Now Playing table, the second controls the Recording options, which apply to each individual download: Now Playing Settings Many other options are available in cTiVo>Preferences, and the Options menu lets you change several of these quickly. The choice of Formats decision can be complicated, so we've created a separate page for it. The two most important configuration parameters are on top of the screen: the video Format to create and the Download Directory location (where cTiVo should store the resulting videos).

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For any show I don't archive, I don't bother with the commercials, I just skip past them (I watch on Kodi).Configuration How to configure cTiVo operationĪlthough cTiVo should be easy to approach and use, it is also intended to be very configurable, letting you set things up just the way you want.

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I know I could probably use the builtin commercial detection of MythTV but I don't mind doing it by hand for the few shows I do archive just to know they are 100%. My source material for this is standard mpg files generated by MythTV. It doesn't give you the customization of comskip (in comskip, you can turn every possible detection feature on or off and fine tune it however you want) but I'm not disappointed in its accuracy even without tuning. For most other channels, its pretty much dead on.

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This software makes editing those cut markers about as easy as it can be done.

The built in ad-detective thing works like 95% and only sometimes do I need to edit a show (like HIST or DISC) where they put like a 1min show clip in between like ten+ commercials towards the last ten minutes of a show.

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I used to use comskip (donating member) but now I use Video Redo Plus (commercial) on Windows.

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