DivX/Xvid Compatibility: Anyone have any problems with this player not playing certain files?
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I have been able to play every Divx file I've thrown at it with no trouble. Saves a lot of time not having to encode and burn them to DVD, however on pan shots when there is a lot of information changing there is a stutter
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YES you can, It has played mp4, xvid .avi, x264 .mkv files so far for me. It has a code in it to register for protected dvix too. It is awesome, plays movies, music and pictures directly from USB thumb drive. Not sure yet what file types or codecs it won't play but it has played stuff my pc wouldn't play without a codec pack installed first.
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I use a SD card with FAT 32 and the video format i use is XVID AVI (MP4) or DIVX seems to work best.
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Eli - great questions. I am wondering the same things about this player. Cracking DivX function would definitely get me to buy this item. Hopefully Leonardo will get back to you before long.
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The only file types I've noted the Note 10.1's default media player won't read are DivX and AC3. It plays 1080p AVI/MKV files without flinching and subtitles are a walk in the park.
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I have not used that drive, but I have used a Western Digital 3TB USB 3.0 drive with no problem at all. No problem playing any format video that I have come across with the player.
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My Samsung BD-P1500 was delivered yesterday. I hooked up via ethernet cable and updated to the newest firmware. The unit can now play DIVX as I have just tested it with a movie running from a CDR.You can download to lastest firmware from the Samsung site and install via Disc, USB or online using the LAN/Ethernet port.Hope that helpsScott.
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I am having issues also. WMP doesn't recognize the files, KMPlayer plays audio and video but they are out of sync (video is too slow), Quicktime plays audio and video but the video is "jerky" and not as smooth as it should be, VLC was only playing the audio. I'm running out of things to try. -_-
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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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It "supports" divx. WMP 11 will convert divx to wmv and actually, if you change the extension on your divx file to avi, if they are not already that way, you should have no problems at all. But, unfortunately, the player itself will not play divx without going through conversion. Also, unlike what the guy above said, you should download WMP 11 as it is much much better than 10 and even though its in beta any bugs that are there are very minor. Toshiba is almost there with a near perfect product. A few additions and this would have destroyed anything else, now its just better than the ipod and as good as the vision m. It "supports" divx. WMP 11 will convert divx to wmv and actually, if you change the extension on your divx file to avi, if they are not already that way, you should have no problems at all. But, unfortunately, the player itself will not play divx without going through conversion. Also, unlike what the guy above said, you should download WMP 11 as it is much much better than 10 and even though its in beta any bugs that are there are very minor. Toshiba is almost there with a near perfect product. A few additions and this would have destroyed anything else, now its just better than... » Read More It "supports" divx. WMP 11 will convert divx to wmv and actually, if you change the extension on your divx file to avi, if they are not already that way, you should have no problems at all. But, unfortunately, the player itself will not play divx without going through conversion. Also, unlike what the guy above said, you should download WMP 11 as it is much much better than 10 and even though its in beta any bugs that are there are very minor. Toshiba is almost there with a near perfect product. A few additions and this would have destroyed anything else, now its just better than the ipod and as good as the vision m. « Show Less
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Huh! Figure! I never expected it to work in such a dated player, but indeed my dozen or so JPG's burned on to a CDRW (just to answer your question) did in fact display on this unit. That's the only format I tested as it's the only one you mentioned.
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I tested one of these Sony BDP-S3200, and I found (much to my annoyance) that, while it will connect to A DNLA server (e.g. my NAS box), it will not actually PLAY most of the video files. The bulk of my networked files are in MP4 format, but it says in the user manual that it may not be able to play MP4, MKV, or TS files on a DNLA server. The only video files I found that seemed to consistently work were AVI (XVid) and some WMV.
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it only plays Windows media player files and avi, most of my downloads like Mp4 don't play on it but play with VLC on my computer.
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If it won't play DIVX files.....Download a program called "FourC Codec Changer" from the web.. Install the program and open. Next open the DIVX file you want to play in the program. In the "four cc description" box it will show the DIVX codec. Next in the "Four cc Used box" change that to .xvid. Now choose "apply" and exit.....Now it will play when you put it back in the USB port!
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The manual says it will play back Xvid but it does not mention DivX. To be honest, I don't know anything about either of these formats. The manual has about two pages of qualifications as to what will play and what won't. The only sure way is to try it in the player.
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Any idea if it can play DivX files with .srt subtitles? The lack of this feature is a real limitation with the xBox 360...
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it plays everything more formats than any player i have ever had. AVI XVID DIVx these files play seamlessly from the USB drive cant wait to try my MASS USB drive (I have a 300 GB)... pictures are slow it doesnt do jpeg's imo. it is so slow i wouldnt use it for that. but every other feature works great. only upscales if you are able to use the HDMI