[SOLVED] Burning Disks with Divx 6.1.1

[tlcasey100]

I have burned dvds with Divx for windows and likes it because they were compatible with most dvd players out there where .AVI is not. I need to find a GUI for Divx 6.1.1 or another application that will burn Divx

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I little confusion here.

DivX is a video encoder, it produces MPEG-4 video.
AVI is a container, it binds video and audio together.
I do not think DivX project supports Linux any more. And there's no need, too. There are better MPEG-4 encoders available.

To get a better answer tell us what container, what video, what audio your player supports.

[tlcasey100]

I little confusion here.

DivX is a video encoder, it produces MPEG-4 video.
AVI is a container, it binds video and audio together.
I do not think DivX project supports Linux any more. And there's no need, too. There are better MPEG-4 encoders available.

To get a better answer tell us what container, what video, what audio your player supports.

I downloaded and installed Divx 6.1.1 and there is no interface with it. My player is a no code and supports divx ultra and will play the .avi movies I get off the net. The problem is The disks I burn with K3b will not play on most players that are not no code so I need to burn them with the divx encoder or something like it and that has worked in the past for other players that support divx. Is there burning software that does the same thing as divx? I would sure hate to have to double boot with windows just to use divx or any thing else.

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Knowing what you are doing helps alot. First, you should clear your head by reading this: Common Myths [Avidemux DokuWiki]

Once you know what you need this will eplain the rest: Standalone MPEG-4 Players [Avidemux DokuWiki]

[tlcasey100]

Found some good converters incluidng ManDVD and WinFF which is in symantic and it solves all my woes so thanks for the heads up. You can teach old dogs new tricks.

Casey