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  1. 15th Dec 2003 19:44 #1
    jakers
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    I have a bunch of DivX3 files that I would like to "upgrade" to DivX 4 or 5, but don't know where to start. Can someone help me in the right direction with the "easiest" way? Freeware would be helpful. My LiteOn freezes on 3, so I want to convert them if possible.

    Any downsides? Thanks in advance.
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  2. 15th Dec 2003 19:48 #2
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    P.S. I just got a dvd burner so I have Pinnacle Studio 8 and Nero Express.
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  3. 15th Dec 2003 20:09 #3
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    Use virtualdub or nandub to re-encode the movies with the divx 4 or 5 codec.
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    Are you going to cobvert DivX to DVD ?
    Pinnacle Studio 8 and DV home video editing (ver.9 already home)
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  5. 17th Dec 2003 14:19 #5
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    I guess I could convert DivX to DVD, but I do have a dvd player that supports divx. I would like direction with the easiest way to go.
    Thanks so much.
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  6. 17th Dec 2003 14:39 #6
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    Sorry... I don't know....
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  7. 18th Dec 2003 04:02 #7
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    Just a thought ...

    Before going to all of the effort (and possible quality loss) with a re-encode, try using AVI FourCC Changer to change the Codec associated with playback of the DivX AVI file from DivX3 to Divx4 or 5.

    https://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=357#comments

    It may solve the problem. Give it a shot.
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  8. 18th Dec 2003 05:12 #8
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    Please TRY post in correct forum. This isn't about DVD to. I'm moving you the newbie forum.
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