Toshiba RS-TX60 User Guide - Page 174

Chapter 10 Privacy, Service, Warranty, and Licenses Viewing feature is intended solely to enable the transfer of content among DVRs within a single household. You may transfer content only among DVRs on the same TiVo account and only among DVRs on the same network subnet. For example, if one DVR in your home resides on your network at 192.168.1.5, any DVR used for MultiRoom Viewing must reside on that same network, having an IP address of 192.168.1.x. Any DVR that resides on a different network, such as a DVR with an IP address of 192.168.2.5, is not permitted to participate in Multi-Room Viewing. In addition, you may only transfer content among ten (10) DVRs on a single TiVo account within your household. Unauthorized transfers or distribution of copyrighted works outside of your home may constitute an infringement of the rights of copyright holders. TiVo reserves the right to terminate the TiVo Plus service accounts of users who transfer or distribute content in violation of this Agreement - either to an unauthorized device or otherwise. Please note that when you subscribe to the TiVo Plus service, the Multi-Room Viewing feature is turned on by default. You may turn this feature off by using Manage My Account at www.tivo.com/ manage. 3.3 Access to PC-based Media. Access to PC-based media via your TiVo is enabled through the TiVo Desktop application that is available at www.tivo.com/desktop. The TiVo Desktop application itself does not contain any security mechanisms. If your home network has Internet access but does not include a firewall, information on your home network can be easily seen by anyone on the Internet. Most firewall products stop all traffic originating from the Internet, protecting your systems from malicious network attacks or curious browsers interested in the files you have on your computer. A firewall can be installed to protect an individual 166 computer or to protect a whole home network. Because the TiVo Desktop application makes media you publish to your DVR available on your home network, TiVo recommends that you install a firewall that protects your home network. If your network does not include a firewall, Internet users may be able to access media on your network or even information on your computer, such as personal financial data. TiVo strongly suggests you take steps to protect your home network from unwanted intruders. Routers and home gateways, available at most electronics stores, may include a firewall meant to protect your home network. Some third-party PC-based applications may also enable access to PC-based media through your TiVo. Such applications may or may not include built-in security mechanisms. TiVo is not responsible for and does not warrant the use, behavior, or performance of such applications. Network-enabled features are intended solely to enable you to access media that resides on your home computer for personal, noncommercial use. The feature is not intended to be used for listening to or viewing music, photographs, video, or other media from third party sources including, but not limited to, Internet streaming, webcasting, peer-to-peer or any other form of transmission of content. Viewing or listening to media from third party sources could subject your DVR and/or home computer to harm and may infringe the copyrights of third parties. 3.4 Note About Privacy and TiVo Desktop Application. Please review TiVo's Privacy Policy located at www.tivo.com/privacy, which is incorporated herein by reference. Unless you have changed your privacy preferences, when you use the features enabled by the TiVo Desktop application, TiVo collects anonymous information about the use of these features, but that does not identify you as an Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine