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  1. 15th Mar 2002 19:51 #1
    tondinh
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    I attempted to play a Divx I burned on a CD but I got very choppy video signals. Does anyone have any suggestions for getting rid of this problem?

    BTW, my computer's specs:
    16x DVD-Rom with DMA enabled
    1.6 Ghz
    128 Mb DDR
    Geforce 2 MX 64 Mb

    If I copy the divx file to my hard drive, it'll play fine. Thanks.
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  2. 15th Mar 2002 20:09 #2
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    The bit rate of the file?
    As Churchill famously predicted when Chamberlain returned from Munich proclaiming peace in his time: "You were given the choice between war and dishonor. You chose dishonor, and you will have war."
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    Your CD drive is too slow, it can't keep up. Your HDD is MUCH faster, that's why it plays ok.
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  4. 15th Mar 2002 20:35 #4
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    Thanks for your response. I thought my DVD-Rom was slow, too.

    Does anybody here succeed in playing Divx movies from a CD-Rom? If so, what is the speed of your CD-ROM drive?
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    I haven't tried it in a long time but if I remember correctly my cd drive would play divx that was on one disc because the bitrate was low. If it was a 2 cd divx then it was choppy. It is a 32x
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