Divx On PS3


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I have some .avi files! that are divx but some dont play... it gives me a "unsuported media"

I had a disney movie that worked once then i restarted tversity and now it doesn't work. Anyone have any ideas why they dont work? I did a clean format on my machine! So its going great just that now some divx files dont work... or is there a program that i can use to make divx files work on the PS3? Thanks in advance!

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I have some .avi files! that are divx but some dont play... it gives me a "unsuported media"

I had a disney movie that worked once then i restarted tversity and now it doesn't work. Anyone have any ideas why they dont work? I did a clean format on my machine! So its going great just that now some divx files dont work... or is there a program that i can use to make divx files work on the PS3? Thanks in advance!

Make sure transcoding is set to "no" on TVersity.

Every AVI file ive chucked at my PS3 works :/

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i heard PS3 is using old Divx 3.?? version. correct me if im wrong.

No anything 3.11 and newer it supports. Up to the current 6.8 is it?

So anything 3.10 or older doesn't work. I have dome Xvid files that won't play but I think it's a Audio Codec issue :(.

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DivX is Avi but Avi is NOT Divx.

Avi is just a container to hold video and audio.

Xvid standard is so close to DivX that a lot of Xvid (which also use avi container) will play depending on how it was encoded.

Ps3 is just like any other "DivX Certified Device".

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yeah, same here.

any xvid encoded videos won't play on my PS3, while dvix plays fine.

I just re-encode the videos as dvix. not a huge issue.

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DivX and Xvid both play on the PS3, but only certain versions of those codecs (same goes for the 360). The Xvid codec used in the video might be old and reason why it doesn't work.

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