Have you ever wanted to play your iTunes playlists using your TiVo? Prior to TiViTunes, the only way that I knew how to do this was to install AudioFaucet or Galleon. Now with TiViTunes you have another option.

If you have your TiVo connected to your home wireless (or wired) network, you probably already know that TiVo can stream and play your MP3 files. Just point the TiVo Desktop software at your main music folder. But there’s only one problem: if you’re using iTunes on your PC, TiVo will not be able to see your iTunes playlists!

TiViTunes solves this problem by exporting your iTunes playlists to a folder on your Windows computer so that TiVo can play them!

TiViTunes is free for you to try however, until you register the software, it will only publish the first five songs. The cost of the software is $5.00 which seems reasonable to me.

If you’re too cheap to drop $5.00, you could always try out Galleon or AudioFaucet. Both Galleon and AudioFaucet are great TiVo applications. The only reason why I’ve mentioned TiViTunes is because it is a good option for somebody who doesn’t have a fast enough machine to run either Galleon or AudioFaucet (I’m not really sure on the required specs for AudioFaucet).