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KrAyZiE TRD 04-09-2009 10:00 PM

Xvid to Divx?
 
I have some .avi videos that are encoded with Xvid
Is there a quick easy way to convert them to .avi encoded with divX instead?
Thanks

Trying to convert it to Divx because the Xvid encoded videos won't play on my car stereo deck.
It displays the error "Cannot play file - high definition" for all Xvid encoded files which I assume has something to do with the Xvid encoding since all my other files encoded with divX work perfectly

Specifically, I'm trying to convert music videos...
I would much rather download them already in divx format but there seems to be only one guy (Skidvid) who uploads these torrents and he always uses Xvid
If someone can recommend other users or places to download music videos from that would be much appreciated
thanks

RenoMan 04-09-2009 10:27 PM

download divx player it has a burner. it only applies if you are burnign them.. otherwise go download .com

StylinRed 04-09-2009 10:39 PM

im a little curious as to why you would bother? oO

TOPEC 04-10-2009 12:37 AM

burn avi files in DIVX and play on PS3?

mos_skeeto 04-10-2009 12:52 AM

depending on what you're doing... sometimes it works if you just rename the fourcc coding. avi is just a container, it can play a number of formats. the fourcc would tell the player what codec it uses. the fourcc site is down right now so i can't look up a tool for ya.

for actual converting, TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4 (not free), has been the most reliable and easy to use for my ps3 divx videos.

SkinnyPupp 04-10-2009 01:11 AM

DivX and Xvid are essentially the same. Any player that can play one should be able to play the other. There may be issues with protected DivX files, but those will be few and far between.

So there is really no reason to re-encode from one to the other.

InvisibleSoul 04-10-2009 03:34 AM

Yeah, not sure why you want to do this to begin with.

But there's no "easy" way per se... but if I had to do it, then I would use VirtualDub and re-encode it as Divx... but you lose quality everytime you re-encode a file.

KrAyZiE TRD 04-10-2009 01:23 PM

Trying to convert it to Divx because the Xvid encoded videos won't play on my car stereo deck.
It displays the error "Cannot play file - high definition" for all Xvid encoded files which I assume has something to do with the Xvid encoding since all my other files encoded with divX work perfectly

Specifically, I'm trying to convert music videos...
I would much rather download them already in divx format but there seems to be only one guy (Skidvid) who uploads these torrents and he always uses Xvid
If someone can recommend other users or places to download music videos from that would be much appreciated
thanks

InvisibleSoul 04-10-2009 02:06 PM

Use VirtualDub to do it then... you can do a direct stream copy for the audio, but do full processing on the video and set the compression to DivX and set the bitrate that you want. Higher bitrate equals better quality, but bigger file.

SkinnyPupp 04-10-2009 06:39 PM

It probably has more to do with the resolution than the codec. For something to play Divx files but not Xvid is almost inconceivable.

Check what your stereo's max resolution is, and see if they fit. Also, make sure that the resolution is divisible by 16.


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