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  1. 9th Nov 2005 10:09 #1
    khilafah313
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    Hello,
    can anyone guide how can i convert to Divx files, without hte Divx logo?
    Any software ?
    Thanks and Bye
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  2. 9th Nov 2005 10:16 #2
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    Turn off the Logo option in the Divx configuration tool?
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  3. 9th Nov 2005 10:33 #3
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    Originally Posted by GreyDeath
    Turn off the Logo option in the Divx configuration tool?
    Any other idea?
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    Isn't the suggestion given enough?
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  5. 9th Nov 2005 11:18 #5
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    well if the logo is already on your divx then i think its stuck there but if its your software your using then just try something else divx2dvd is good, i also use nero recode
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    The Disable Logo feature works for me using TMPGENC, or Vegas.

    I'm assuming the problem is that when you start the encoding, the pesky logo fades in then fades out after, what, 10 seconds or so? If that's the case, checking the Disable Logo box will, um, disable the logo.

    If, as Kicko says, the logo is on the video itself, then yes, you are pretty much stuck. There has been mentioned on this forum a program that attempts to remove the logo, if it's white and partially transparent like the Divx logo, but I forget what it's called.

    To Jtoolman2000: "You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink." ;P
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  7. 9th Nov 2005 11:44 #7
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    Originally Posted by GreyDeath
    Turn off the Logo option in the Divx configuration tool?
    Hello, thanks for all the support. I may be acting like a bugger, but a newbies are like that.
    I want to ask in what software you are asking to turn off the caption. Actually i am converting a DV AVI to divx. I am using the converter on www.divx.com.
    And the converter has absolutely no configuration.

    Also what is the best and professional software for divx conversion.

    Thanks for help
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  8. 9th Nov 2005 12:34 #8
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    Go into your Windows Start Menu--> Programs, The Divx Codec Folder should have a Decoder Configuration Utility in there. In there will be a checkbox for Disable Logo, check it, and you will not see the logo pop up on playback or encoding.
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  9. 10th Nov 2005 04:27 #9
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    Unless things have changed, the DivX logo isn't in your video itself. It is only displayed on playback temporarily as a "feature" of the codec.

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