FYI: FREE DivxPro!!

LandShark · 06-08-07, 03:52 PM

http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/32403/118/

and get it here --> http://www.divx.com/dff/index.php

one of the best codec imho and certainly one of my favorite! I usually rip the DVDs that I have into divx for their good multi-thread support (faster encoding) & good post processing (full screen deblocking & sharpening, if your CPU can handle it).

Jon · 06-08-07, 06:52 PM

Looks like it's been nixed.

Spion · 06-09-07, 10:42 PM

Its worth the $20 you pay IMO. combine the divx pro codec with Dr. Divx and you have a sweet combo for converting almost anything to divx.

Mpegger · 06-09-07, 10:50 PM

I prefer Xvid. Its plenty fast on todays hardware, and supports more of the mpeg-4 derivatives, not just its own like DivX. I know for the games I play, its pretty much the only codec anyone uses to encode thier Fraps videos. Or they wmv, but I cant remember the last DivX encoded file I've downloaded.

Jon · 06-10-07, 07:42 AM

I only encode in x264 MP4 format now anyway. I still use XviD for backing up some of my TV-series DVDs (Grey's Anatomy, movies for my kid, etc.), but XviD/DivX just don't compare to me on flat screens. AAC is far superior to MP3 too, but that's a different story :]

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Mpegger Member Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: NYC	I prefer Xvid. Its plenty fast on todays hardware, and supports more of the mpeg-4 derivatives, not just its own like DivX. I know for the games I play, its pretty much the only codec anyone uses to encode thier Fraps videos. Or they wmv, but I cant remember the last DivX encoded file I've downloaded. __________________ NZXT Switch 810 / Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R / i7 980x @ 3997x6, 4130x1 / 24GiB / 560Ti SLi ESXi server / i7-3770s / 32GiB / 16TB ZFS-z2 ----------------------------- [GB ≠ GiB] [MB ≠ MiB] [kB ≠ kiB] "Apparently, Plaintiff believes that he could sue an egg company for fraud for labeling a carton of 12 eggs a “dozen,” because some bakers would view a “dozen” as including 13 items." - Western Digital 2006 "One World, One Web, One Program" - Microsoft "Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Führer" - Hitler (Microsucks) Avatar and quote on loan from AntmanMike Heatware
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Jon Just Another Retired Moderator Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Lawrenceville, GA	I only encode in x264 MP4 format now anyway. I still use XviD for backing up some of my TV-series DVDs (Grey's Anatomy, movies for my kid, etc.), but XviD/DivX just don't compare to me on flat screens. AAC is far superior to MP3 too, but that's a different story :] __________________ theHTPC.net CheapCritic.com
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