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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. hector Member Joined: Jan 31, 2003 Messages: 2 Likes Received: 0 Trophy Points: 11 Here's my problem i got a film in sweden language and im only talk french and english soo i download the subtile french version of the movie and the divxg400. The problem its the movie only works well with divx 2.0 alpha with all other player i try(mplayer quicktime and other) voice and picture are not ok and subtile dont works with Divx media player. I only want to know if its possible to make divxg400 works with my divx player .Edit: subtile works with every other media player but not my divx playerthx Tedtage Member Joined: Jan 28, 2003 Messages: 1 Likes Received: 0 Trophy Points: 11 Hi Hector,I've got a problem that is related to yours. I've been trying to encode DivX from DVD and they all play perfectly using DivX player 2.0 alpha. But I'd like to keep original English language and have the subtitles. And I guess it's not possible to see subtitles in DivX player.These DivX I encoded doesn't play correctly in Windows Media Player as other DivX I've downloaded.I tried to encode with DivX 5, 4 and 3. They are all the same in Windows Media Player: the image is multiple (narrow shrunk stripes of the complete image) with green vertical bars in between. There's a problem with audio/video sync. Audio is normal while video is a little bit slow.I'm still trying to change some configuration on encoding process so as to find out what the problem is.If someone can help, please write some information on how to see subtitles in DivX player or to play

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When you see the DivX® logo on a device, how do you know it will play your DivX movies beautifully? Because we’ve tested it…a lot. Each Blu-ray player, tablet, TV or smartphone makes it into our certification lab for some serious testing before it’s bestowed with the DivX Certified® badge. Certification Technician and foosball hustler Amy McDonald tells us just what it takes to get a device DivX Certified.Amy works in the Certification Lab at our San Diego office, where hard-working technicians test devices up and down to make sure you get high-quality DivX video playback, DRM and support for advanced features on your devices. Manufacturers like Samsung, LG, Panasonic and Sony (yes, the PS3 is DivX Certified) incorporate DivX technology into their consumer electronic devices at the chip level, but we still test those devices before we certify them to ensure they meet our high standards—and yours. As Amy humbly puts it, “We’re trying to save the entertainment world, one DivX Certified device at a time.”Amy lays out the steps to certification. “First, the device is submitted to DivX by the manufacturer, and we test numerous video clips to make sure everything is working. Any failures in performance are reported back to the manufacturer, who submits new device ‘firmware’ (the software that runs the device) to be re-tested. This cycle continues until there are no remaining issues and certification is granted.”The most common issues they encounter in testing? According to Amy, “Sound and picture sync issues, aspect ratio stretching, and issues with MKV video playback (the latter is the ability to play high-quality H.264-based DivX HD videos wrapped in an MKV file container, part of our highest DivX Certification profile, commonly known as DivX Plus® HD).” She goes on to explain that she won’t pass a device until she confirms that all issues are fixed and no new issues are present.This rigorous testing means that each device that gets the DivX logo—and there have been a whopping 750 million DivX devices shipped to consumers around the world–will play DivX video. And what advantage does a certified device have over a non-certified device? “Simply stated: DivX quality,” says Amy. “You know that tablet or TV or Blu-ray player will play your .divx or .avi files, and your .mkv files for DivX Plus HD devices, smoothly and reliably and with the quality you’ve come to expect from DivX every single time.”What’s

Also consider trying Dr.Divx. It might sound wierd but it is a good frontend program for the Divx encoder. I don't like the latest version much, my favorite was V1.0.4. It will help you learn how to best use the Divx codec.Good luck. Member cool! lots of new things to try out thank you everyone i'll let you know how it works out! Member ok I'm having problems using 2-pass variable bitrate... ULEAD wont let me encode at all, saying the codec doesnt support the frame size (no matter what framesize I pick, and it doesnt give this error on 1-pass) and another program I used converted but video never played back...I have attached a screenshot of all the settings, please if anyone could jsut look at them and tell me what I'm doing wrong PS: which one is exactly 2-pass...? (see pic) Member Unsupported frame size errors are usually a result of an odd value, like 641x480. I'm not sure exactly what Divx's requirements are (I usually use Xvid), the frame probably needs to be a multiple of 2 or 4. From your screen caps it looks like you're using 640x480 which should be OK.Divx uses the term "multipass" rather than "2-pass". I don't think UVS supports multipass or 2-pass encoding directly. What should set everything up the way you want and when you ready to save, set Divx to "Multipass, 1st pass" and Save as AVI. When that is finished, change Divx to "Multipass, Nth pass" and Save