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[Flash]

I purchased MyDvd Studio Deluxe Suite this spring after I got my new Series 2 Tivo. I transferred some TV shows from TiVo and then used MyDvd to copy them to dvd and it seemed to work OK. But now MyDvd doesn't recognize my TiVo files.

The error message is "There are currently no TiVo files available in "\\Ccs-fps-1\UserData\Tfleshman\My Documents\My TiVo Recordings" folder. But according to Windows Explore the ".TiVo" files are there!!

What has happed to keep MyDvd from recognizing the files? I have tried several times and always with the same results.

I would appreciate your assistance.

Thank you,

Flash

[lynn98109]

Since it last worked, have you added any new software or done any major updates?

Or, have you let Microsoft's auto-update upgrade your browser to IE 7, or the WinPlayer to Version 11?

Lynn

[gaper1]

if you just go to Add Movies then look for the TiVo files, are you able to add them?

[Flash]

Since it last worked, have you added any new software or done any major updates?

Or, have you let Microsoft's auto-update upgrade your browser to IE 7, or the WinPlayer to Version 11?

Lynn

Lynn,

My browser is v6.0.2..... and Windows Media Player is v 11.0.5....

Tks,

Ted

[Flash]

if you just go to Add Movies then look for the TiVo files, are you able to add them?

Yes it sees them but when I try to add the file I get the error "network files must be copied to disk before they can be used".  I suspected that the problem might be related to the fact that "My Documents" is set up to sync with our network when I am connected.  But even though TiVo Desktop will let me change to a local drive, apparently MyDvd is hard coded to pick the TiVo files up from My Documents.  Is there a way to change MyDvd's default from My Documents to somewhere else?