Umm, DivX support is still handy. It's nice to be able to take a clip that you've downloaded and put it on a DVD and play it without having to convert it. It's nice to use since it does provide better compression and quality (though MPEG-4 ASP isn't as good a quality as MPEG-4 AVC) »en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DivX
Now that other form of DIVX (Digital Video Express) that Circuit City had where you could rent a DVD for a week or so, and then the DVD wouldn't play anymore until you paid more more. That was a horrible idea that should have died on the drawing board. »en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DIVX_%28Di···press%29
Now that other form of DIVX (Digital Video Express) that Circuit City had where you could rent a DVD for a week or so, and then the DVD wouldn't play anymore until you paid more more. That was a horrible idea that should have died on the drawing board.
I think that was the DIVX he was talking about.
I cheered the day Circuit City announced that DIVX was dead. -- "I'll follow the law until it's just stupid." -Ted Nugent
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