Hi. I recently saw in Nero, during burning a data DVD, the option: [bold] AVI files [/bold] Replace the FourCC code 'Xvid' with 'DivX' to make the file DivX compatible What does it mean? Does it mean that, if I burn a data CD with an AVI file inside it by having this option selected, my DVD player (able to watch DivX files) will be able to watch a data disk containing a Xvid AVI file as if it were a DivX file? Thanks. A reply of yours will save me the time to write a CD-RW....
Didn't know that Nero had this feature built in. Basically you answered you own question. So yes before Nero goes through the burning process of burning a data CD, it changes the AVI FourCC header from [bold]XVID[/bold] (XviD) to [bold]DX50[/bold] (DivX) so that it can be played on your standalone DVD player that is DivX certified. It's tricking the DVD playing into thinking it's DivX when really it's not. I posted awhile back the manual way of changing a FourCC in an avi file along with some explanation. If you're interested, you can read here. http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/326424 It wouldn't hurt to try a CD-R since they're cheap these days. Hope that helped you out.
No one did know, since in the 'Nero forum' I needed to three-four days to have a reply. Ok, I'll tray, thanks!
