Divx files greater than 720x480 NTSC? It just says the resolution is unsupported (like my old dvp5140) Am I doing something wrong?
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DVD doesn't support HD Divx.it just upscale to 1080p. you will get more help here http://forum.videohelp.com/topic349792.html
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10-4 on that divx info.There is DivX, which is a later take-off on XVID. (play on the name---inverting it) A lot of the available movies "out there" are XVID and appear to play fine on tthe Coby 7377. It's hard to tell because they almost all come "parckaged" in a dot avi file. Whats actually in there is hard to deciper- to my mind anyway. So the avi file that comes off my camera is WAY different than the avi file which contains a feature-release movie (as a DivX or XVID) But I believe that both of those popular formats will play on the unit.OK- get back to work! Me too. 10-4 on that divx info.There is DivX, which is a later take-off on XVID. (play on the name---inverting it) A lot of the available movies "out there" are XVID and appear to play fine on tthe Coby 7377. It's hard to tell because they almost all come "parckaged" in a dot avi file. Whats actually in there is hard to deciper- to my mind anyway. So the avi file that comes off my camera is WAY different than the avi file which contains a feature-release movie (as a DivX or XVID) But I believe that both of those popular formats will play on the unit.OK- get back to... » Read More 10-4 on that divx info.There is DivX, which is a later take-off on XVID. (play on the name---inverting it) A lot of the available movies "out there" are XVID and appear to play fine on tthe Coby 7377. It's hard to tell because they almost all come "parckaged" in a dot avi file. Whats actually in there is hard to deciper- to my mind anyway. So the avi file that comes off my camera is WAY different than the avi file which contains a feature-release movie (as a DivX or XVID) But I believe that both of those popular formats will play on the unit.OK- get back to work! Me too. « Show Less
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Hmmm. I've used it quite a bit on mkv's connected to an hdtv and it was fine, no stutter or lag. I downloaded a sample .rmvb file, 10 seconds long, and it played fine with vlc, but neither esfile explorer's viewer or the built in video application would recognize it. I am not familiar at all with rmvb files, so i do not know if there is more than one type or different quality, but the one i had was about 1.1meg for a 10 second clip at 320x480. hope that helps.
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There is more information in the owner's manual (http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Unassigned-Content/Manuals/AVH-X2600BT+OWNERS+MANUAL), but in a nutshell, it will play DivX format (.avi or .divx), but NOT DivX Ultra, Plus or HD. It will play MPEG1/MPEG2 (.mpg or .mpeg), or MPEG4 (.avi), but will NOT play H.264 (MPEG4-AVC) files. Supported audio in DivX videos is MP2, MP3, AC3 (Dolby Digital), or LPCM. Audio in MPEG videos is MP2 in MPEG1/MPEG2 videos, and MP2, MP3, or AC3, but NOT LPCM in MPEG4 videos.
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I get almost all Divx and Xvid files to play. Only a few ones dont play (mostly HD Divx)
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Video frame rate: NTSC settings: HQ mode: 1920 x 1080/59.94i, 29.97p, 23.98p, 1440 x 1080/59.94i, 1280 x 720/59.94p, 29.97p, 23.98p SP mode: 1440 x 1080/59.94i, 1280 x 720/59.94p, 29.97p, 23.98p SD mode: 720 x 480/59.94i
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My SD DVDs did not look good either. The upconversion to 1080p cause the picture to "jitter" slightly, but noticeably. I went to "video output settings, selected hdmi (which are the cables I am using), manually set the output to 1080i....and the problem completely went away. My SD DVDs now look as well as they did on my old players.
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Hi! I tried an a couple of .avi files, and had the same issue with only getting the sound portion on one, and nothing on the other (they had been written by different programs.) Then I tried using the DivX converter on one and it ran fine (though to be honest, the picture was pretty bad!) I haven't bought the converter software, just a 15 day free trial of it, and plan to try the Xvid freeware first. Does anyone know where to get free divX downloads?
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This player cannot play movies through ethernet (NO DLNA support for the American version of this player!!). That always seems like what the American market has...lesser functionality than that of Europe.. DLNA would have been sweet. This player will NOT play MKV. Playback from USB is ONLY mp3 or jpeg. It probably would not recognize NTSC format HD with their USB port. Seems to be FAT 32 memory sticks only for USB, but not sure. It won't even play Divx from dvd-r or dvd+r disks (even though my manual says it can play divx). The player itself doesn't brand the "Divx" label on it, and it's not a Divx Certified player. It claims to be able to play AVCHD, but I burned an AVCHD movie to dvd-r and it did not play. LG BD570 bluray player is sweet. It can play bluray movies real good, can play mkv, divx, and I think divxHD too. It has built in wireless, with hard wired ethernet too, with DLNA support. It can have an external hard drive connected to it's USB port (NTSC format I think, not FAT32) and play mkv, divx from it. I think it does AVCHD movies too. No 3D, but who the hell cares..Like I wanna wear glasses tp watch TV and poke bubbles from the air..
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You can not view 1080p divx or xvid by this machine. any of 59 series. I own 5980/12. it's the chipset it has: Zoran Vaddis 7 (778) see the manufacturer's spec sheet: http://img65.exs.cx/img65/7866/zoranvaddis7spec1pq.gif ps: copy paste the URL to address bar and click "go".
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My unit was NTSC-specific. Perhaps Sony makes a region-specific unit you could use.
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I have played MP4 files on it but not divix.The one I received was a return so I have had problems with it.... I personally do not recommend it unless you really need it for a specific reason. Your better off using a laptop or save up and get a cheap netbook with hdmi out
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I own the Samsung BD- C5500 and it does support Divx files,Xvid, H.264 BP/MP/HP. Excellent player for the money along with easy set-up.
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Quick answer: No. Maximum playable resolution is DVD 720x576. Anything larger must be resized/recencoded. AVI support varies with encoder used (divx, etc). MPG is fine. Plenty of good free transcoder programs will do the job. Physical resolution of screen is 480x234.
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I am sorry to tell you that I made the same mistake. All you can do is mirror the DVI input. One thing I am working on though is creating aa custom driver that will double the virtual width of the monitor resolution while still maintaining the same height. I have gotten close once but the aspect ratio for the width doubled as well. Resulting in watching movies with a bunch of short fat people. My work around for now is to use the vga jack out of my laptop for one 23" monitor and an HDMI to DVI-D adapter and DVI-D cable to my other 23" monitor. This gives me 3 hi-res displays to use. Not the most elegant solution but it works. If you find an answer I would love to here it. If I get my custom double wide driver to work I will be happy to share. Cheers, CJ. Cjchumbley@computer.org
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plug and play streaming from your network: try MyHD Media Player Recorder :) I've gone through 3 different models of D-link players and while they make good modems and such... their players don't cut it. have you tried converting any of your dvd's to divx? assuming you even get it to work, can you even say the quality is the same?
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This plays most MPEG-4 ASP (MPEG-4 Part 2) files which is used by things like the first release of DivX.Unfortunatelly you must buy a plugin for MPEG-4 AVC (MPEG-4 Part 10), which is also called 'H.264,' which is used by recent releases of DivX and Nero 7.The files in H.264 are much smaller but they consume more battery life.If you don't want to do any conversion you must buy a DVD plugin which plays DVD files directly. This uses the least battery life but the files are the largest.