How to burn DIVX videos to play on a Divx Compatible DVD Player?

yes, if you have a Divx compatible player; use ImgBurn to burn a data DVD.

 

cyprusrom,

Thanks... I went and bought a DVD player that plays them.
In a trial from this post; I used Nero to burn the data disk.

Some many disks will be saved

MPenney

 

Hope you got a good one, maybe something that up converts and plays of an USB also. I haven't done any conversion in quite a while, since I bought a cheap Xbox on ebay and I play all the videos( mpeg, divx, H.264, RMVB...) through the Xbox.

 

The original Xbox can do that? That's great.
I saw some used Xbox yesterday at Gamestop. What else can you do with it? (besides playing games?)

 

Yes, the original XBOX can do that. I got mine for $25, sofmodded it( easier than I thought, as I never touched one before). Then you install XBMC, and you can play all the music/videos off your computer, through your Xbox on your TV, or put a big HDD in your box and copy everything to it ( I went with a 500GB),

 

Thanks for the info - What is the softmod? Some kind of Bios or F/W
update? The Xbox is connected to the PC thru ethernet cable?
This is sounding really good.

Can you recommend a web site for further "research" ?

 

Afterdawn is the unlimited source of knowldge:
http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/558747

Yes, you connect your XBOX to your PC using an ethernet cable.
http://webpages.charter.net/tdiamond14/ftptutorial.html
XBMC plays about any video file extension out there, it is the best Divx player I think. No more wasting time converting or burning to discs.

Since I did not know anything about XBOX and such, I was a bit overwhelmed reading through all the guides and such( you can do a hot swap also). However, once I got all that i needed, the process took maybe 5 minutes.

You can softmod using a hot swap also.

http://www.se7ensins.com/forums/xbox-softmod/6646-hot-swap-xbox-w-windows-prog-tut.html

 

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sorry about that. hit enter on my phone and it sent and it shouldn't of. the dvd player does have a usb port. so much easier than converting them to iso imageswhere took forever to convert over; it took the length of the movie.