Let’s run a dek that says: “For all of you Tivo lovers out there: here’s new software that turns your Windows PC into a Tivo digital video recorder. It’s called LiquidTV from Nero Inc., and it’ll be available, for about $200 (including the Tivo service), beginning next month. Frankly, it can’t come soon enough: there’s been similar software around for a couple years now — think ATi’s All-in-Wonder — but this is the first one that doesn’t just emulate the Tivo interface, but actually is Tivo, in the sense that Nero uses the same scheduling service and remote. So, for all Tivo fanatics sufficiently inflexible to adapt to a new interface, LiquidTV is for you.”
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