Thanks for the info. I would like to: 1) Download TV schedule info via DSL/internet instead of Tivo's modem phone call 2) Extract video from the Tivo to my Cube for archiving/editing 3) Would love to be able to schedule Tivo recordings via the web when I'm not at home I don't care too much about sharing music & photos from a Mac to the Tivo -- I have to say that I don't really get why that would be exciting. - Mike > Check out the primary web site for all things TIVO - > www.tivocommunity.com (actually, you will have to wait until next > week, since the website seems to be down for maintenance this week.) > > They will point you to the hacks to get your TIVO networked. You will > have to open up your unit to install the ethernet port. Since the > TIVO is a linux machine, you will need to be able to do some of the > work in Unix, although with OS-X I think that there are now utilities > to do so. > > What exactly do you intend to do with the networked TIVO? You can > access it over the network to remotely schedule programming, but at > this point, only Series 2 TIVOs can see the Apple Rendezvous network > to enable music and picture sharing. > > Ben