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  1. 28th Sep 2005 11:56 #1
    Frodo81
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    Apart from VCD and DVD what else can have interactive videos
    I seen divx has it but stilll i don't see it as great as vcd or dvd
    same goes for real media, ms wmv and mov that uses smil but I don't like them.
    What formats have same features as dvd and vcd ?
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    You've about covered it. As standards set for VCD/SVCD/DVD support menus, those are the only formats that support them.

    The new xvid codec supposedly has/will have limited menu support, but I have yet to see it in action.
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    I would hardly call VCD menus interactive. That latest Divx also supports some form of menu system, but few (if any) hardware players support it.
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    mkv also has menu support and mp4 supports menus and other interactive features. Neither really has much playback support currently. In fact last time I tested mkv menus with VLC it just crashed.

    Quicktime I believe can make use of flash for menus. Flash now supports VP6 for video so you could use it by itself with reasonable quality.
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