Dr. DivX v.2.0.0

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Dr. DivX
http://labs.divx.com/DrDivX

Dr DivX is an all-in-one video creation package that lets you
create DivX video from any source right on your computer.
Dr.DivX can convert most input files including MPEG-1,
MPEG-2, VOB, AVI, FLV, MOV, MP4 to DivX.


Version 2.0.0

* What's new
o Add a plugin to delete source file after encoding
o Add a plugin to shutdown the system after encoding
o Add a plugin to publish encoded file to Stage6
o Inject version info into .dll and .exe

* What's fixed
o Fix a crash when the DivX uninstall key is not present.
o Make sure the analysis in the batch also see the global modulo
parameters.
o More meaningful error messages when an input file cannot be used.
o Make the Add button on by default so that it's faster to add a plugin.
o Allow selecting more than one job at a time to reorder and remove jobs.
o Handle multiple file drag and drop for .vob files. For all others, choose
only first file.
o Delete only files that the Dr. created during install.
o Handle localised output directory names.
o Check for compatible DivX codec after install and during program startup.
o Get the video preview as soon as the fast analysis is done.
o Fix version update checks on international locale systems.



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Regards
CoMa

http://hubbabub.deviantart.com/
 
CoMa said:
Dr. DivX
http://labs.divx.com/DrDivX

Dr DivX is an all-in-one video creation package that lets you
create DivX video from any source right on your computer.
Dr.DivX can convert most input files including MPEG-1,
MPEG-2, VOB, AVI, FLV, MOV, MP4 to DivX.


Version 2.0.0

* What's new
o Add a plugin to delete source file after encoding
o Add a plugin to shutdown the system after encoding
o Add a plugin to publish encoded file to Stage6
o Inject version info into .dll and .exe

* What's fixed
o Fix a crash when the DivX uninstall key is not present.
o Make sure the analysis in the batch also see the global modulo
parameters.
o More meaningful error messages when an input file cannot be used.
o Make the Add button on by default so that it's faster to add a plugin.
o Allow selecting more than one job at a time to reorder and remove jobs.
o Handle multiple file drag and drop for .vob files. For all others, choose
only first file.
o Delete only files that the Dr. created during install.
o Handle localised output directory names.
o Check for compatible DivX codec after install and during program startup.
o Get the video preview as soon as the fast analysis is done.
o Fix version update checks on international locale systems.

Regards
CoMa

http://hubbabub.deviantart.com/
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I had to accept or reject a LOT of cookies, and visit a few pages, before I
found the download. This is a new product to me.
Any other afc user comments, recommendations?

Thanks,
Dugie
 
I had to accept or reject a LOT of cookies, and visit a few pages, before I
found the download. This is a new product to me.
Any other afc user comments, recommendations?
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Having read ;

"The goal of the Dr.DivX 2.0 OSS project is to build an application
which is portable"

I decided to try it out on my USB stick. It wouldn't install without a
missing codec. The codec was included in a payware (demo) download.
After downloading that it wouldn't work either.

After having to download a large payware file that I didn't want, and
it not working, I decided that it was a waste of time bothering with
this program.

Regards, John.
 
John Fitzsimons said:
Having read ;

"The goal of the Dr.DivX 2.0 OSS project is to build an application
which is portable"

I decided to try it out on my USB stick. It wouldn't install without a
missing codec. The codec was included in a payware (demo) download.
After downloading that it wouldn't work either.
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Remember when Divx was a free codec under development?
As soon as it was useable due to the *free* contributions they went
commercial. Hence the Xvid project.

I had a look at their site and it does state that DrDivx is free (so
far). It also uses the Lesser GPL license. extract from says
<q>
This license, the GNU Lesser General Public License, applies to certain
designated libraries, and is quite different from the ordinary General
Public License. We use this license for certain libraries in order to
permit linking those libraries into non-free programs.
<q>
Note that last sentence.
On principle I will not use anything from Divx however, it might be a
good app. and it might work with Xvid. Perhaps someone can try....?
 
rich said:
Remember when Divx was a free codec under development?
As soon as it was useable due to the *free* contributions they went
commercial. Hence the Xvid project.

I had a look at their site and it does state that DrDivx is free (so
far). It also uses the Lesser GPL license. extract from says
<q>
This license, the GNU Lesser General Public License, applies to certain
designated libraries, and is quite different from the ordinary General
Public License. We use this license for certain libraries in order to
permit linking those libraries into non-free programs.
<q>
Note that last sentence.
On principle I will not use anything from Divx however, it might be a
good app. and it might work with Xvid. Perhaps someone can try....?
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Interesting: will you state why on principle will you not use Divx products?
And thanks for noting that last sentence. It's ambiguous.
I'll not download the app.

Dugie
 
Hello,
and it might work with Xvid. Perhaps someone can try....?
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no, it will not start, just give you a popup saying it needs at
least DivX 6.0 installed, which is the first only-payware version.

This product needs payware to work, so it's totally useless as
freeware or open source.

I'll stick with XviD.

Regards,
Thorsten
 
Dugie said:
Interesting: will you state why on principle will you not use Divx products?
And thanks for noting that last sentence. It's ambiguous.
I'll not download the app.
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As I briefly said before, They claimed they were making an "open source"
project, Divx, received a lot of free input and when they had a working
product went non-open source/commercial. I consider that sharp
practice.
In addition this is what they say about their product

<q>
Prior to July 15th 2004, we made DivX Pro 5 available for free under the
condition that an adware package was installed. The adware vendor we
selected was very reputable, but nevertheless raised concern among our
customers...............
Since July 15th 2004, when we released DivX Pro 5.2, no DivX software
has been released with an adware package.
<q>
but it costs
<q>
There are several reasons you might see connections to the Internet from
our software. The first two reasons are banners and version
checking..............
<q>

Ok, I have done a bit of selective clipping and don't want to get into
an argument about pro's and con's of adware but the bottom line is

I am somewhat paranoid and do not 100% believe Divx on their (self
proclaimed, innocent) data collecting claims. So I do not use it. Use
Xvid instead.
 
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