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Hi there!

im searching a dvd-player which should offer the following:

formats: standardformats (dvd(-r/rw), mp3, svcd, stuff) PLUS at least
DivX/MPEG4, maybe WMV/WMA.
minimum average imagequality
smooth framerates (no stuttering)
as silent as possible

and very important: THE DEVICE SHOULD PLAY DIVX AND MPEG FILES WHICH ARE
JUST BURNED ON DVD.

Does anyone know a player which supports this (i cant find any
information on that in manufacturers techsheets) and is available in europe?

Thank You in Advance!

Regards
Marcel

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"adsci" <> wrote in message news:44240e20$...
> Hi there!
>
> im searching a dvd-player which should offer the following:
>
> formats: standardformats (dvd(-r/rw), mp3, svcd, stuff) PLUS at least
> DivX/MPEG4, maybe WMV/WMA.
> minimum average imagequality
> smooth framerates (no stuttering)
> as silent as possible
>
> and very important: THE DEVICE SHOULD PLAY DIVX AND MPEG FILES WHICH ARE
> JUST BURNED ON DVD.
>
> Does anyone know a player which supports this (i cant find any
> information on that in manufacturers techsheets) and is available in
europe?
>
> Thank You in Advance!
>
> Regards
> Marcel

On Fri, 24 Mar 2006 16:20:00 +0100, adsci <> wrote:

>im searching a dvd-player which should offer the following:

>formats: standardformats (dvd(-r/rw), mp3, svcd, stuff) PLUS at least
>DivX/MPEG4, maybe WMV/WMA.
>minimum average imagequality
>smooth framerates (no stuttering)
>as silent as possible

>and very important: THE DEVICE SHOULD PLAY DIVX AND MPEG FILES WHICH ARE
>JUST BURNED ON DVD.

>Does anyone know a player which supports this (i cant find any
>information on that in manufacturers techsheets) and is available in europe?

I have had fairly good luck playing most AVIs with the ILO DVDR05MU1
and firmware 610. I believe the ones that do play are made with the
XviD codec and not DivX. I cannot play .mpg4 as such.

Most torrents are XviD. It would appear that XviD is now the defacto
standard for MPEG4 codecs. I have tried both with WinDVD and XviD
outperforms DivX.




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