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    Hi, i have a Thomson DTH 109 DivX player and until now i never had any problem, it plays DivX as well XviD files etc.. Today i burned a movie but when i try to see it on my Thomson the movements are some kind of ''robotized'' . I also tried to convert the file (XviD) to DivX but the result is very poor quality. Here's the specs from GSpot:

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    Name.........: T....... 1.avi
    Filesize.....: 699 MB (or 716,154 KB or 733,341,696 bytes)
    Runtime......: 00:48:22 (72,547 fr)
    Video Codec..: XviD
    Video Bitrate: 1447 kb/s
    Audio Codec..: ac3 (0x2000) Dolby Laboratories, Inc
    Audio Bitrate: 448 kb/s (6 ch) CBR 
    Frame Size...: 592x320 (1.85:1) [=37:20]
    
    AVI File Details
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    Name.........: T....... 2.avi
    Filesize.....: 699 MB (or 716,086 KB or 733,272,064 bytes)
    Runtime......: 00:50:05 (75,118 fr)
    Video Codec..: XviD
    Video Bitrate: 1377 kb/s
    Audio Codec..: ac3 (0x2000) Dolby Laboratories, Inc
    Audio Bitrate: 448 kb/s (6 ch) CBR 
    Frame Size...: 592x320 (1.85:1) [=37:20]
    
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    Try using a newer version of g-spot (current is 2.60) which will show you more detail about the encoding used, including things like qpel, which will affect standalone playback.
    Read my blog here.
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