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  1. 3rd Jan 2004 16:35 #1
    bandara1
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    I read something about it...
    If I want to put several DivX movies on a single DVD I could put them in different directories and simply burn!
    Is it right?
    Than, putting the DVD in the player I should choose the film browsing in the directories...
    If yes, does it works in ALL players?
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  2. 3rd Jan 2004 17:35 #2
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    I'm first going to assume that you mean players designed to play the divx file format. Second, unlike dvds there aren't strict requirements for how to play back a disc with divx movies on it, so each player might handle it differently.
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    Originally Posted by bandara1
    If yes, does it works in ALL players?
    Just so you know, no home made dvdr's work in all players.

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    Agreed.
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  5. 7th Jan 2004 19:12 #5
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    I have divx player and there is no need to put files in seperate directories..This would only really be of value if using subtitles or many 1000's of MP3s. I burn muliple avi files in the root dir and select as required..
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