Setting up a Web Server to Control Your TiVo using Alexa & IfTTT.com
1,378 views · Published 26 February 2018 · 8:47 · Indexed 31 October 2026
Channel: Steve Does Stuff! · 2018 · Science & Technology
Setting up a Flask web server to control your TiVo. We'll connect our Amazon Echo (Alexa) to the FREE service If This, Then That, so we can then send a web request to our web service, which in turn controls the TiVo. --First setup your Raspberry Pi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeEU_8HG9l0 --Next install the Flask Web Server: sudo apt-get install python-flask --Install the GIT application so you can download my code: sudo apt-get install git --Download my Code: sudo git clone https://github.com/shrocky2/web_tivo.git --Modify the code to Program your TiVo's IP Address. --Run the Web Server --Setup your Router to allow network traffic to access Port 5000 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhVV25zCFrQ --Setup a FREE NoIP.com account so assign your home modem with an easy to remember web address (see video listed above) --Setup a FREE account on IfTTT.com. --Create a new Applet and Choose Amazon Alexa. --Sign into your Amazon account on IfTTT.com so the web service can talk with your Amaza Echo. --Create a new trigger with a channel you want to program, --Setup Webhooks to talk to your web server. (If you don't use NoIP.com, you can use the IP Address of your home's modem, use this format: http://(HOME MODEM IP):5000/TiVo/(CHANNEL NUMBER) --Create Applet and Test.
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