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  1. 9th Jan 2005 10:31 #1
    klode
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    I think it's a good question! If I have an AVI-DivX movie, and I wanna to be sure that this file will be played certainly in my Divx Standalone Player (a Sony DVP-NS765P - a gooooooood player! ), how can I be ensure? Is there some software that control if the DivX movie is correct?

    PS: sorry for my BAD english, but I'm European... guy!


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  2. 9th Jan 2005 12:09 #2
    tim6661234
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    You'd have to use somethink like GSpot to find out how the file has been encoded. Then check the manual / web sute for the specs it will play. Most of the problems I have are down to audio (ogg encoded for example).

    Another thing to check is that it will play xvid as well as DivX.
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  3. 9th Jan 2005 20:55 #3
    celtic_druid
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    Make sure that you use the DivX Home Theatre Profile. An avi container and mp3 or AC3 audio. Should play fine then.

    Seem to recall hearing of a player by Sony that doesn't support the XVID fourCC, so for any chance of playing XviD files, you would need to change the fourCC to DX50/DIVX.
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