DIVX Player Video playing questions.

I wish to burn like 6 Divx Movies on a -R dvd,and i was wondering if
if the movies were in TWO files can i automaticly start the second
Divx movie ?

Would i need to make a CUE file before i burn the files on the DVD or
can i tell the Divx player they they are one movie and to start
playing the second one ???

Just somthing i have not heard about and would like to know.

Thanks.

Helllo

DivX files are a form of AVI file. When you burn multiple avi files onto a
DVD it like you are using a DVD blank as a big CDR- it is not a classic DVD
video disc that you would buy in a shop etc. So there is no way that I have
heard of writing a 'cue' track to tell the standalone player that 2 of the
files should be played sequentially. Maybe it's possible to join the 2 files
into one file but best to check on http://www.autogk.net/
or http://forums.divx.com/eve?src=foote...rom_/index.php
..
I regularly burn onto a DVD rewritable 5 episodes at a time of a favourite
digital TV program. I play it back on my Zensonic which brings up a file
menu showing the name of the episodes.
hope this helps

"Helllo" <> wrote in message
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> I wish to burn like 6 Divx Movies on a -R dvd,and i was wondering if
> if the movies were in TWO files can i automaticly start the second
> Divx movie ?
>
> Would i need to make a CUE file before i burn the files on the DVD or
> can i tell the Divx player they they are one movie and to start
> playing the second one ???
>
> Just somthing i have not heard about and would like to know.
>
> Thanks.
>

Netmask

Helllo wrote:
> I wish to burn like 6 Divx Movies on a -R dvd,and i was
> wondering if if the movies were in TWO files can i
> automaticly start the second Divx movie ?
>
> Would i need to make a CUE file before i burn the files on
> the DVD or can i tell the Divx player they they are one movie
> and to start playing the second one ???
>
> Just somthing i have not heard about and would like to know.
>
> Thanks.

The LiteOn 2001 (which plays Divx, etc.) understands folders.

Among its repeat options are: Disc, folder, track - in which
cases the files in the selected type play consecutively and
loop.

The unit also has an auto-play option which will begin
consecutive play as soon as a disc is inserted. Play is
alpha-sequential by folder/file. The next button on the remote
will advance to the next alpha-sequential track and continuous
consecutive play will continue from there. Using this option,
the tracks do not loop.

The time delay between tracks is negligible. If coincident with
a scene change, it's imperceptible.

Of note: the unit also provides a menu for and plays MPEG1 or 2
in MPG containers, Xvid & MPEG4 in AVI containers, free standing
JPEGs and/or MP3s and free standing VOBs in any folder beside
\VIDEO_TS. Subtitles for AVI are supported (tho presently
limited to one per disc). All of these can be in folders or
not. If MP3 & JPEGs are on the same disc, you will be asked if
you'd like the slides to be shown while the MP3s play. There is
an option to set the slide changer time delay.

Since this was the first of LiteOn's Divx-aware devices, I'm
assuming that its later products with Divx capability have
similar or even better features.

BJ

Billy Joe