View Full Version : IS DIVX = MPEG4 ??? IS this true..??
pr@k@sh
31-10-2004, 11:56 PM
I want to know that is MPEG4 is DIVX ...!!
because i wnat ot buy DVD player with DIVX player
i show one poster of philips which have a MPEG4 palyer so
is it play DIVX files...??
Thanks
it_waaznt_me
01-11-2004, 12:44 AM
Hmmm... Divx is FourCC format ... while MP4 is AAC .... I dunno if AAC player willl play FourCC or not .. I guess it should play ...
theraven
01-11-2004, 01:05 AM
its not necessart that aac (mp4) will play aac (divx) but the players usually do ..
so ull have to check
pr@k@sh
01-11-2004, 10:49 AM
Thanks
so DIVX is not equal Mpeg4 ok...!!
so i have to check that mpeg4 may be paly DIVX files..!!
Thanks
beyondthegracefgod
01-11-2004, 04:01 PM
There is a philips player which plays divx also.Also i think this is wat ur talking about.
http://guide.vsnl.net.in/mobile_internet/product_reviews/vipul/phillips_dvp_642/index041024.html
I got this link while trying to unlock the player.
Its a good one and u can play Mp3 dvds too.
The best part is u can update the firmware.
I have not yet tried playin aac files tho.
blade_runner
01-11-2004, 09:07 PM
If u r talkin abt the 642 then chk out
http://forums.tech-arena.com/showthread.php?t=6533
The player plays xvid/divx/mp3/wma etc.............
EDIT: and yes divx is based on Mpeg4 compression ............
pr@k@sh
01-11-2004, 11:13 PM
Great Links...!!
Thanks...!!
allajunaki
02-11-2004, 12:10 AM
Ok guys... There is some confusion about the codecs here....
First of all understand MPEG-4 (Motion Pictures Expert Group) is a guideline for Compressing video and audio for Streaming other purposes.
Divx and Xvid Follows MPEG-4 Guidelines for compressing Video (But not entirley, So some divx movies are not fully compatible with MP4 video...).
And AAC = Advanced Audio Compression. Its MPEG-4 Standard for Audio... it has nothing to do with Divx or Xvid.
Codecs that Im aware of that uses MPEG-4 Standards
Divx
Xvid
Nero
3vix
Real Video
WMV 9,10 (Im not exactly sure on this one)
So any player that can support MPEG-4 video can easily support Divx and Xvid (as the extra stuff they have are negligable..)
pr@k@sh
02-11-2004, 05:32 PM
Great Help My dear friends
!!!
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