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Updated: 2009-06-04 05:20:09 (3)

Help With DiVX players

Hi

Im looking into buying a DiVX player but i dont know really mucha bout them, is there any particular features which should be essential on anyone i buy, E.g recognises certain versions of codecs etc?

Thanks all

*sorry* im refering to a Standalone DiVX player for connecting up to the television, preferbly with USB port

Answers: Help With DiVX players ( PCMech Forums Video, Audio and Multimedia )

Help With DiVX players

Why not try this free version and see if it works for you ( There's also a trial version if you want go all the way and create your own videos. ) : http://download.cnet.com/DivX-7-for-...-10062728.html

pam123

Help With DiVX players

no they are all pretty good....

the thing I like is that if they support Dxix then burning .avi files to a dvd will play lots of movies on one disk...

MaxRat

Help With DiVX players

I have a Philips DVP 5990. It's a great little machine. There's even a mod to improve the menu selection. I run DivX off a 16 GB flash drive. Supports WMV. They can be had for about $50 or so. The remote is very thoughtful with the major DivX keys well separated. There's even a firmware mod to make the experience better, especially with external subtitles. I've had no problems reading any type of DivX or Xvid codecs.

Another great thing might be a WD TV HD Media Player for about $99. This thing will take 2 USB anythings. Supports a lot of formats, including DivX.

Philips has a sound bar HTS 8100 which has essentially the DVP 5990 built into a sound bar for about $199. Also with USB flash.

Or, for down and dirty try a Brando HM-181 for $69!

My nephew has a Toshiba that does better with Xvid codecs than with some DivX.

RayH

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