I incognito Active member Jan 8, 2004 1,731 3 38 Not sure but it's awfully hot down here. Aug 8, 2006 #1 Is there any programs to convert Xvid codecs to DIVX codecs? I have one on the DVD players that plays DIVX and i want to be able to use it.
Is there any programs to convert Xvid codecs to DIVX codecs? I have one on the DVD players that plays DIVX and i want to be able to use it.
F Fat Wheels New member Sep 10, 2002 43 0 0 Tri-Cities Aug 8, 2006 #2 Both XviD & DiVX are mpeg4 codecs. So if you have a dvd player that plays DIVX, such as the Philips 642, then it should also play XviDs. lf not, I use TMPGenc Xpress for conversion.
Both XviD & DiVX are mpeg4 codecs. So if you have a dvd player that plays DIVX, such as the Philips 642, then it should also play XviDs. lf not, I use TMPGenc Xpress for conversion.
C chuck007 Fun Lover Apr 18, 2005 204 0 0 Aug 8, 2006 #3 VirtualDub or VirtualDubMod will do the conversion. Just google them for info.
I incognito Active member Jan 8, 2004 1,731 3 38 Not sure but it's awfully hot down here. Aug 8, 2006 #4 FW - I have a phillips dvd player that has DIVX but will not play the video, olny the sound.
C chuck007 Fun Lover Apr 18, 2005 204 0 0 Aug 8, 2006 #5 Many of the players that claim to play DIVX won't play if they are encoded with QPEL (quarter pixel) or GMC. You can find out if this is the case in a video file by testing it with Gspot or AVIcheck. (I know this is terb, but I'm not making gspot up). See http://gspot.headbands.com and http://82.2.167.24/Uploaded_Files/Doom9_Forum_files/Avicheck_(v4.06.172.00).zip, or read the thread at http://forum.doom9.org/archive/index.php/t-71373.html.
Many of the players that claim to play DIVX won't play if they are encoded with QPEL (quarter pixel) or GMC. You can find out if this is the case in a video file by testing it with Gspot or AVIcheck. (I know this is terb, but I'm not making gspot up). See http://gspot.headbands.com and http://82.2.167.24/Uploaded_Files/Doom9_Forum_files/Avicheck_(v4.06.172.00).zip, or read the thread at http://forum.doom9.org/archive/index.php/t-71373.html.
F Fat Wheels New member Sep 10, 2002 43 0 0 Tri-Cities Aug 9, 2006 #6 chuck007 said: Many of the players that claim to play DIVX won't play if they are encoded with QPEL (quarter pixel) or GMC. You can find out if this is the case in a video file by testing it with Gspot or AVIcheck. (I know this is terb, but I'm not making gspot up). See http://gspot.headbands.com and http://82.2.167.24/Uploaded_Files/Doom9_Forum_files/Avicheck_(v4.06.172.00).zip, or read the thread at http://forum.doom9.org/archive/index.php/t-71373.html. Click to expand... Chuck beat me to it, but yeah if you're dvd player is only playing the audio and not the video then the xvid avi must have been encoded with qpel.
chuck007 said: Many of the players that claim to play DIVX won't play if they are encoded with QPEL (quarter pixel) or GMC. You can find out if this is the case in a video file by testing it with Gspot or AVIcheck. (I know this is terb, but I'm not making gspot up). See http://gspot.headbands.com and http://82.2.167.24/Uploaded_Files/Doom9_Forum_files/Avicheck_(v4.06.172.00).zip, or read the thread at http://forum.doom9.org/archive/index.php/t-71373.html. Click to expand... Chuck beat me to it, but yeah if you're dvd player is only playing the audio and not the video then the xvid avi must have been encoded with qpel.
T tboy resident smartass Aug 18, 2001 15,966 2 0 65 way out in left field Aug 9, 2006 #7 I had the same problem so I just downloaded every codec imaginable and finally got it to work......There are a number of DIVX and XVID players out there as well.....
I had the same problem so I just downloaded every codec imaginable and finally got it to work......There are a number of DIVX and XVID players out there as well.....
I IggyP New member Aug 19, 2004 95 0 0 Toronto Aug 9, 2006 #8 chuck007 said: VirtualDub or VirtualDubMod will do the conversion. Just google them for info. Click to expand... Once you get used to those programs its very simple and less duds. Have never failed me.
chuck007 said: VirtualDub or VirtualDubMod will do the conversion. Just google them for info. Click to expand... Once you get used to those programs its very simple and less duds. Have never failed me.
I IggyP New member Aug 19, 2004 95 0 0 Toronto Aug 9, 2006 #9 incognito said: FW - I have a phillips dvd player that has DIVX but will not play the video, olny the sound. Click to expand... do a web search on your model, there may be a firmware upgrade as well... If its upgradable that is.
incognito said: FW - I have a phillips dvd player that has DIVX but will not play the video, olny the sound. Click to expand... do a web search on your model, there may be a firmware upgrade as well... If its upgradable that is.
