M MLE Upstate, New York Oct 30, 2003 #1 Anyone know of any good DivX players that I download? I can use the DivX validator, but not the player. Any ideas? Suggestions?
Anyone know of any good DivX players that I download? I can use the DivX validator, but not the player. Any ideas? Suggestions?
Pengu Digital Music Pimp Oct 30, 2003 #2 Get 3ivx D4 4.04 (latest release) and use it with quicktime.
Zammy-Sam Desertchild Oct 30, 2003 #3 all divx movies run just fine over vlc6 Also check this here: http://www.macosx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37588&highlight=avi+player
all divx movies run just fine over vlc6 Also check this here: http://www.macosx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37588&highlight=avi+player
voice- Registered Oct 30, 2003 #4 I prefer MPlayer to play DivX, and Mencoder to make them (from DVD)
Total Konfuzion Registered Oct 30, 2003 #5 voice- said: I prefer MPlayer to play DivX, and Mencoder to make them (from DVD) Click to expand... I used to use VLC, but now i'm liking Mplayer 2.0 beta 6..it's stable, fast and uses less cpu than VLC, the post processing is super nice as well I used it on my linux machine for a while...and i'm glad the os x port works just as well.
voice- said: I prefer MPlayer to play DivX, and Mencoder to make them (from DVD) Click to expand... I used to use VLC, but now i'm liking Mplayer 2.0 beta 6..it's stable, fast and uses less cpu than VLC, the post processing is super nice as well I used it on my linux machine for a while...and i'm glad the os x port works just as well.
owaters Registered Oct 30, 2003 #6 Get the Official DivX codec from DivX.com and the 3ivX codec. That will play DivX files and XVid files fine with Quicktime.
Get the Official DivX codec from DivX.com and the 3ivX codec. That will play DivX files and XVid files fine with Quicktime.
Zammy-Sam Desertchild Oct 31, 2003 #7 owaters, unfortunately not all. Mostly there are some sound-issues with quicktime which I don't have with vlc (or mplayer)
owaters, unfortunately not all. Mostly there are some sound-issues with quicktime which I don't have with vlc (or mplayer)