[[File:Pytivo_logo.gif]][http://pytivo.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/PyTivo pyTivo ] is a way both an HMO and GoBack server. Similar to send vidoes, music[http://www.tivo.com/desktop/ TiVo Desktop], pyTivo loads many standard video compression codecs and movies to a series 2outputs mpeg2 (or in some cases, series 3,and HD tivo that doesnt support DLNAh. It can convert most 264) video files but you might have to install the TiVo. However, pyTivo is able to load many more codexs if you cant view the videofile types than TiVo Desktop.  '''NOTE:''' This was tested on Amahi 7 (Fedora 19).

First install * Install the prerequisites[https://www. Install the amahi.org/apps/rpm-fusion-free RPM Fusion apps in the hda control panelapp] via HDA Available applications tab. <pre>* Install required packages yum -y install ffmpegyum -y install nano</pre>git

====Git CloneDownload source====*Clone pyTiVo from git

<pre> cd /usr/share/pytivo$ cp pyTivo.conf.dist pyTivo.conf</pre>

We have *Start the program download now we need to run it:<pre> python /usr/share/pytivo/pyTivo.py</pre>*Visit <nowiki>http://hda:9032 </nowiki> to confirm pyTiVo is working**. If it runs ok OK now we can create the daemon .

<pre> nano /etc/init.d/pytivo</pre>

*Paste this into the daemon we are creatingfile:

<pre>* Make file executable: chmod u+x /etc/init.d/pytivo</pre> *Run the daemon<pre>service pytivo start</pre>

*If successfulStart the service:<pre>chkconfig service pytivo on</pre>start

**Reboot to test startup script.Enable start on boot: chkconfig pytivo on

<prenowiki>http://hda:9032</prenowiki>

<pre> nano /usr/share/pytivo/pyTivo.conf</pre>

<pre> yum install makeyum install gcc</pre>

*Download TiVodecode source and make binaryinstall:

 *In your browser, vist visit <nowiki>http://hda:9032</nowiki><blockquote><ul>**<li>Select Settings, Global Server Settings</li> **path <li>Path for tivodecode binary<pre> /usr/local/bin/tivodecode</preli><li>Save</li>**Save</ul></blockquote>

*Test run Install pillow (Python Imaging Library) easy_install pillow-pil*Start the pyHMEscript:<pre> python /usr/share/pyhme/start.py</pre>

<blockquote>'''NOTE:''' Verify that things are working correctly on the Tivo, go to Now Playing List and look for the shares. If they appear and you can browse to them, you are almost done!</blockquote>

You can manually start *Start the pyHME service by:<pre> service pyhme start</pre>

=====Enable pyHME at Boot=====<pre>nano /etc/init.d/pyhme</pre> *Paste the followingin the file:

Make the pyHME script executable:<pre>chmod u+x /etc/init.d/pyhme</pre> *Enable pyhme at start on boot.<pre> chkconfig pyhme on</pre>

*Exit and Save

* After both of these services are working properly, download vidmgr source:

*Configure vidmgr Edit by editing the settings in the .ini file. They are fairly self explanatory.:<pre> nano /usr/share/pyhme/vidmgr/vidmgr.ini.dist</pre>

 *After you save your .ini, copy it to each folder that contains your pyTiVo videos and to the vidmgr folder as an ini file.

==Configure Web App (needs update)==To make the html config * Create a manual web app just create a new called '''pytivo''' (Amahi application [https://www.amahi.org/apps/web app as pytivo-apps Web App] provides this capablity)in the * In /var/hda/web-apps/pytivo/html/make new , create index.html with this text:

 If you have issue you can check the pyTivo website [http://pytivo.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/PyTivoAlso i dont know how to make the daemon auto start on bootup if anyone knows please let me know ThankspyTivo website].