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  1. I'm wanting to take 3-5 movies i've encoded using divx5.0.5 codec and burn them to a DVD, then have them playable via DVD player.

    I have not yet purchased the equipment, but have decided on a Sony dual format external USB burner and for player a Kiss 450.

    Instead of trying to reinvent the wheel, i'm curious if anyone has done this yet and perhaps would like to share notes? I plan to use +R media for all my applications and want to use a jpeg file in my authoring to represent each divx title on the disc.

    Any pointers? Suggestions?

    Thank you.
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    Well, first up most DVD players don't support Divx, so you'll need to convert to DVD compliant MPEG2. use the conversion guides over there
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    For authoring, download TMPGenc DVD author, it's got a free trial and you can pick what images to use for your buttons. there's a bunch of guides for it in the guides section.
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    KISS and LiteOn both support DivX 4 & 5 (3 is still a bit unclear with the LiteOn, dunno bout the KISS).
    You can stuff all the DivX movies you can fit on one DVD(-+R/RW) and the TV screen shows the titles, pick one and enjoy |-)
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  4. To avoid starting a new topic and since my question is similar to this, can KiSS DP-450+ play divx avi files with different non-standard resolutions and fit them well on the screen?

    Thanks.
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  5. Your jpeg files will be traeted as having nothing to do with your avi files.. you will (probably) be just presented with a file list menu and select from that, what to play or show.
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