New ExtractStream based program (sendstream)

[keary@m...]

I finally loaded up Linux and got my cross-compiler running, so I've 
created a couple of tools.

First I modified ExtractStream to do a more accurate job (I think... 
I'm sure everyone will let me know) of extracting streams from the 
tivo.

It's called sendstream and you can get it at:

http://hackaway.topcities.com/files/sendstream.tgz

Bascially the usage is:

sendstream -s <fsid> <fsid> <...> > stream.out

I stripped away most of the non-stream extracting code from 
ExtractStream, so sendstream only supports sending the stream to 
stdout. (AUDIO_OUT, VIDEO_OUT are no longer used).

I believe ExtractStream had two problems. The first was that in the 
extraction loop it was using (index <= count) when I think it should 
have been (index < count). 

The second problem, is that Tivo streams seem to have two sizes. 
The first is the allocated size, the second is the used size. 
ExtractStream was using the allocated size. Sendstream uses the 
used sized which is usally one chunk smaller. (But I have seen it 
many chunks smaller)

Please let me know how it works!

Also, I put up another x86 linux application, tyc. This is just a 
quick hack.

http://hackaway.topcities.com/files/tyc.tgz

This is hacked version of tyConvert. (I'm sorry for what I've done 
to such a nice program.)

I converted it to linux, and made it stdin, and stdout based instead 
of a Win GUI. Its usage is tyc -s < steam.out > movie.mpg. It 
creates the single file version .mpg. All of the other 
functionality of tyConvert is gone.

Good luck