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Posted by Roo on 12/19/05 13:10
Me also with same player, but i burn to tdk RW and use the same one for a
different episode every week. Magic clarity and sound.
Roo
"STRATEGY" <Strategy510@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Wilbur Post wrote:
>> I have the codec but how is Xvid related to Divx, if at all?
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>> I see various explanations and programs like Gspot and Avi Codec will
>> identity a file as an Xvid file and say that the Divx codec is Junkxxx
>> (where xxx is a version #), or actually have a real Divx version
>> included,
>> or no Divx codec at all.
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>> Why is Xvid used and not just Divx 5 or Divx 6? Is Xvid used for greater
>> compression? The only player I know of that can handle Divx well is the
>> Philips 642 and some say it's not great with Xvid.
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> My Phillips (not sure on the model), seems to play damn near everything
> I throw at it.
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> Much easier to watch D/L'd episodes of Smallville & Lost without
> having to author, and I can fit 2-3 episodes on a CDR and save my
> DVD-R's for other uses.
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> Anyway, I'm pretty sure I've played Xvid on it. fwiw, the only stuff
> that (divx & xvid) it doesn't play also won't play on my PC
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> STRATEGY
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>> Even Videohelp.com isn't that clear on the delineation between divx and
>> Xvid.
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