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  1. 19th Jan 2005 13:06 #1
    orgreeno
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    I just bought a dLink DSM-320 Network Media Player. I am trying to learn what I need to know to encode xvid files. The manual for the DSM-320 states that xvid files need "mp3 with pcm" What exactly does this mean. I understand that the audio stream gets converted to mp3 but what is the pcm part?

    I have used simpledivx in the past but don't see any options for "mp3 with pcm" . Does anyone know if this is possible with simpleDivx? Or maybe Gordian Knot? If not what would be the best method of creating xvid files for the DSM-320?

    Thanks very much.
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    just create normal mp3 files --
    "Each problem that I solved became a rule which served afterwards to solve other problems." - Rene Descartes (1596-1650)
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    Ok - So the pcm is not something special I need to do.

    Then there is some other reason the xvid files won't play on my media player. Back to the drawing board...

    Thanks for the reply.

    Anyone have a sure-fire method of encoding for the Dlink player?
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