Originally posted by Gurm
Hey Indiana,
Wanna explain how you made the 5 not install over the 4?
I want 99% of divx video to play back using the 4.12 codec, and the only thing that uses 5 to be the 5.0-encoded clips.
Hey Indiana,
Wanna explain how you made the 5 not install over the 4?
I want 99% of divx video to play back using the 4.12 codec, and the only thing that uses 5 to be the 5.0-encoded clips.
If you then install the DivX5 package, this installs the DivX.dll (that would otherwise replace the DivX4.12 one if we hadn't renamed it before) and sets the usual "divx" FourCC to this.
The DivX5regfix.exe is a switch used to choose if DivX;-) 3.x content should be played with the "native" DivX;-) or DivX4/5. The divxswitch.exe can then be used to further choose if the 4.12 or the 5.0 codec should be used for playback.
Encoding seems to work, however I've not tried playback - is there any way to tell for sure if the 4.12 or the 5.0 decoder is used, cause they're behaving very similar here?
EDIT: It seems you can play back most DivX5 encoded files with the 4.12 decoder, only movies that were encoded using those additional Dix5Pro encoding features (that seem broken anyways, like Qpel) are said to need the DivX5 decoding dll.
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