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DivX Player for Windows User Guide

© 2008 DivX, Inc.

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Table of Contents

Install & Setup

Basics ............................................................................3

Download & Installer walk-through ......................................3

Registration (for purchased products) ...................................4

Who, what, huh? ..............................................................5

Intro to GUI & Basic Controls

Getting started .................................................................6

Layout ............................................................................6

About Video Display modes ...............................................8

Menus ...........................................................................9

Right-click options .......................................................... 10

File information .............................................................. 12

Keyboard shortcuts ......................................................... 13

How To

Playback controls ........................................................... 15

Multiple audio tracks ....................................................... 15

Subtitles ....................................................................... 16

External subtitles ........................................................... 18

Media library ................................................................. 18

Download manager ........................................................ 20

Burning ........................................................................ 21

Creating a DivX VOD account ........................................... 23

Changing account info ..................................................... 24

Using the Device Manager ............................................... 25

DFX Audio Enhancer Plug-In ............................................ 26

Purchasing DFX .............................................................26

Using DFX during playback .............................................. 27

Making DivX Player the default media player ........................ 28

Finding DivX content

Finding DivX content .......................................................29

About DivX VOD ............................................................29

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Device registration ..........................................................30

Device Manager .............................................................30

Registering through the Device Manager ............................ 31

Miscellaneous

Playback performance ....................................................34

Rendering .....................................................................34

The Decoder Configuration Utility ......................................35

More info ...................................................................... 37

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Install & Setup

Basics

DivX Player is the official video playback software application

for DivX® video content and is available on Windows and Mac

operating systems. At this time, there is no Linux version of

DivX Player. You can download DivX Player for free from DivX.

com.

Recent additions to DivX Player provide improved playback

performance. DivX Player 6.8 or higher has the ability to play

files larger than 4GB, meaning improved playback for larger

high definition videos. In addition to playing your .divx and .avi

files encoded with DivX Codec, DivX Player can play most

other popular file formats such as those in the .wmv container,

provided you have the necessary DirectShow filters installed on

your system. You will also be able to play QuickTime .mov and

.mp4 files in DivX Player for Windows 6.8 or higher if you have

QuickTime 7 or higher installed.

Download & installer walk-through

When you download the DivX software bundle from DivX.

com you will first see an installation (.exe) file. Depending on

your Internet browser, you will receive one of the two following

prompts:

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Internet Explorer:

Internet Explorer:

Firefox:

Firefox:

First, click ‘Run’ or ‘Save’ in Internet Explorer, or ‘Save File’

in Firefox, then click the button to ‘Open’ or ‘Run’ the DivX

installer. The set-up wizard will open, prompting you to select a

language and some basic install preferences.

Registration (for purchased products)

If you have downloaded DivX Player as part of your DivX Pro

for Windows purchase, or if you have added the DFX Audio

Enhancer, you can register your products very easily from the

Start menu. If you downloaded the free version of the software,

you do not need to register anything because … well, it’s free!

To register your purchased product, select:

All Programs >

DivX >

DivX Codec >

Register Products

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The Registration window will appear and you can enter your

serial number in the space provided. Click the ‘Register’ button

to complete registration.

When your products have been successfully registered,

the serial number will disappear and the status displayed

to the right of the product name in this window will change

to “Registered.” If you get an error message that the serial

number wasn’t accepted, it may have simply been mistyped.

Try copying and pasting your serial number to make sure

no characters were missed or accidentally changed, and

be careful not to leave any extra spaces before or after the

number.

Who, what, huh?

“And what, may I ask, is a GUI?”

The acronym GUI (pronounced “gooey”) or Graphical User

Interface, refers to the visual 2D design of a program on your

computer.

In other words, it’s everything that makes up the application

window and its various parts. DivX Player GUI has various

buttons, boxes, windows and menus, which are all arranged

into four main areas that surround the central media pane.

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Getting started

To use DivX Player either double-click on the desktop shortcut

(these are generally created automatically during installation –

if you haven’t removed them you can use these shortcuts as an

easy reference) or find the application under the Start menu >

Programs > DivX folder.

Layout

DivX Player opens displaying the central media pane and the

controls panes on each side. You’ll see the menus at the top,

the Media Library on the left, the burning engine on the right

and playback controls on the bottom.

At the top of the left pane are two view buttons. Clicking either

of these buttons changes the central screen display between

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Media Library (on the left) and Media View (on the right). The

central pane will open to the Media View first, where your

video will play. If you change this to display the Media Library,

you will see a list of all your video files stored in DivX Player’s

Media Library.

Below the two view buttons is the Media Library pane, giving

you options to manage the videos you see in your Media

Library view.

This includes an “All Videos” section for files that have been

added to the library—both DivX Video-on-Demand downloads

and files imported from your hard drive. There’s also the

Download Manager, showing downloaded files, their download

progress and status.

At the bottom are the names of any Playlists you have created

for your Media Library files.

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The right-hand pane is the burning queue and engine. Get

more information on how to burn files in the “How To” section

of this guide.

The bottom-center pane shows (from left to right) the basic

playback controls, including the Play, Stop, Fast-Forward

and Rewind buttons. This section also contains a scrolling

bar showing the playback progress of the video and can be

dragged to skip backwards or forwards; buttons for entering

Full Screen mode, selecting audio and subtitle tracks, menus

and chapters, opening the DFX Audio Enhancer control

window, the volume control bar, and the ‘Open file’ button.

Also, you’ll see a small blue pane that shows the total length

and time elapsed of the selected video.

About Video Display modes

If you want to minimize and see only the central media

pane, close the exterior panels by clicking on the arrow tabs

extending from the left and right panes. Click the arrows again

to reopen the pane. Or, to hide the entire GUI and show only

the media pane you can choose the über minimal ‘Compact

Mode’ by either right-clicking on your media pane and choosing

Video Display > Compact Mode or using the shortcut Alt + C.

If you want to see your video in all its glory, check out the ‘Full

Screen Mode’ using the right-click menu, the keyboard shortcut

(Alt + Return) or the bottom button for Full Screen Mode. You

can exit Full Screen Mode by repeating the same action again

or by pressing the ‘Esc’ key.

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Menus

Here is a basic breakdown of each option in the three dropdown

menus at the top-left of DivX Player. Most of them are

self-explanatory. More complex functions are covered in detail

in the “How To” section, so this is simply a summary of the

drop-down menu functions.

File:

• Open: Find and select a file on your computer for playback

• Open URL…: There’s no need to download it to your computer

first; just paste the video file URL and download while you watch.

(More on how to do this later…)

• Open Recent File: See a list or go back to the videos you

watched last

• Import File(s) to Library: Add one or more videos to the Media

Library (to select multiple, hold down the Ctrl key as you select

each file)

• Import Folder to Library: Same as ‘Import File’, but for an entire

folder of videos at once

• Create New Playlist: Make an empty playlist to which you can

later add videos from the Media Library

• Exit: You guessed it. As in, “Close the window and shut down the

program.”

Tools:

• User Account: Create or log in to your account to watch DivX

VOD content on your PC

• Device Manager: Register a DivX Certified device (e.g. DVD

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player) to play DivX VOD content on a compatible DVD player,

mobile phone, etc.

• Audio Enhancer: Opens the DFX Audio Enhancer, which

enriches the playback quality of your videos’ soundtracks

• Preferences: From the general to the specific; more info on this

in “Right-click options” below

Help:

• DivX Player Help: Links to the DivX Support site to ask a

question or search FAQs

• Keyboard Shortcuts: In case you don’t want to look them up in

this guide later ;-)

• DivX Player Version History: Links to a webpage logging the

changes to each of the past versions

• Forgotten Password…: In case you can’t remember your

password to log in to your account

• DivX Author—Create DivX Movies: Online info about our video

authoring program

• Send us your Feedback: An online survey for customer

satisfaction. Yes, we do care about what you have to say!

• About the DivX Player: Get details about your DivX Player

version and currently selected video file

Right-click options

You can access important settings for the application by rightclicking

your mouse over the media pane. A menu will appear

with options leading to other menus for tuning and tweaking

settings and defaults to your heart’s content. Some of these

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are accessible from other locations or shortcuts, so if the name

causes you a little déjà vu, you’ll know why.

Video Display:

• Normal: Watch the video in the default DivX Player window

• Compact: Watch the video with a simplified window

• Full Screen: Fill your monitor with video playback; no skin, no

controls, nada

• Set Aspect Ratio: Choose 4:3, 16:9, set a “Custom” ratio or

“Free” ratio to best suit your video’s resolution or your monitor, or

just because you can

• Change Video Size: Zoom your video in or out without changing

your Video Display mode

Preferences:

• General: Manage the global settings for the DivX Player

application

• Default Media Folder: The folder where your downloaded

video files will be saved

• General Preferences: Enable or disable banner ads, and

change application window settings

• Startup and File Opening: Select what you prefer to see first

when you open the program

• Media Library: Manage the library settings for DivX Player

• Media Library Settings: Default settings for downloading and

importing files

Default View:

• Choose your preferred view for the media pane

on startup

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Intro to GUI & Basic Controls (cont.)

• When Importing Files: Designate whether to play the files

from their stored location or make a copy to the DivX Player

Media Library

• Playback: Manage your playback settings

• Playback Options: Loop your video, turn off screen savers or

disable the DivX interactive menus (more on this later)

• Default Playback View: Normal, Full screen or Compact

• Language: Manage audio and subtitle track settings

• Audio Settings: Set default language for your soundtracks

• Subtitle Settings: Set default language for your subtitles

• External Subtitles: Enable file detection and choose more

subtitle display preferences

• Video: Manage image and decoder settings

• Playback Quality: Adjust post-processing, sharpening and

deblocking settings for a smoother picture

• Image Settings: Set brightness, contrast, saturation and

intensity to personalize your playback

• Advanced: Manage advanced settings for the DivX Player

application

• Restore Player Defaults: Restore all the settings you just

changed back to their default values

• Video Output: Use the default ‘Best Available’ renderer to

decode your video, or switch to Direct 3D, Direct Draw or

OpenGL

File information

Selecting ‘File Information’ lets you look up some basic

information about your video file such as its location on

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your hard drive or metadata. Choosing this option opens a

small window displaying the file name, location, video tracks

with codec, resolution and frame rate, and audio or subtitle

tracks and their respective details. This can be useful if you

want to check program compatibility or change any playback

preferences to best suit the video file.

Tracks, Menus, Chapters:

• Audio Tracks: Turn off audio, see and select available audio

track(s), or access the audio settings

• Subtitle Tracks: Turn off subtitles, see and select available

subtitle track(s), or access subtitle settings

• Menus: Access menus for root, title, chapters, audio or subtitles,

where available. Or go straight to the main feature (i.e. your

video)

• Chapters: If your file has chapter points, you can see and select

them here.

Keyboard shortcuts

Shortcuts are displayed in the right-click menu next to the

respective action (when available) or they can be accessed

through the Help menu. Here is a cheat sheet of keyboard

shortcuts available in DivX Player:

• Play/Pause: [SPACE BAR]

• Compact Mode: [Alt] > [C]

• Rewind: [Ctrl] > [ [Enter]

• Fast Forward: [Ctrl] > [->]

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• Normal Size: [Alt] > [1]

• Stop: [Ctrl] > [SPACE BAR]

• Half Size: [Alt] > [2]

• Open a File: [Ctrl] > [O]

• Double Size: [Alt] > [3]

• Preferences: [Ctrl] > [P]

• Exit: [Alt] > [F4]

• Main Menu: [M]

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How To

Playback controls

The basic playback controls for opening and watching your

videos in DivX Player are located beneath the media pane

where your video plays. You can choose to play your video in

DivX Player two ways. The first is to find the file at the location

that it is saved on your computer and choose to open it with

DivX Player. If DivX Player is your default program for your

DivX files, double-clicking the file name will automatically

open DivX Player and begin playing the video. If not, you can

right-click the file name; select “Open with…” and choose DivX

Player from the list.

The second way to play your video in DivX Player is to open

the program first, either through the desktop shortcut or your

Start menu. Once the program is open, you can go to the

File menu and select Open, or click the ‘open’ button in the

playback controls bar (This is the button located to the right

of the volume control). An open dialog box will appear for you

to find your file on your computer. Select the file, click ‘OK’

and then select Play to watch the video. You can pause, fastforward,

rewind or stop playing at any time using the buttons to

the bottom of the Player.

Multiple audio tracks

If your video has more than one audio track (e.g. for other

languages) you can switch between these easily while playing

your video or set one language as your default.

To switch between audio tracks, right click on the media pane

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then select ‘Audio Tracks.’ In the next menu, choose the track

you want to play. Click ‘OFF’ to disable audio, or go to “Audio

Settings…” to manage the language preferences. The DivX

Player Preferences window will open. Under ‘Audio Settings,’

check the box to use default audio settings when available and

select your preferred language from the drop-down menu. Click

‘Apply’ then ‘OK’ to return to playback.

If your video did not come with a secondary audio track but

you have acquired one that you would like to add to your video,

you can join the audio file to the video file using a muxing tool

such as DivXMuxGUI. Once the audio has been “muxed” (i.e.

joined) to the video, the additional audio track will be available

for playback in DivX Player.

Subtitles

If your video has subtitles, you can choose which set of

subtitles to use and set defaults in the same way you access

your audio tracks.

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How To (cont.)

Right-click on the central media pane in DivX Player and select

‘Subtitle Tracks’ from the list. ‘OFF’ will disable subtitles and

a checkmark shows which track is chosen for playback. To

choose a different track, just click on its name.

For subtitle preferences, select “Subtitle Settings…” The DivX

Player Preferences window will open. Under ‘Subtitle Settings,’

check the box to use default subtitle settings. Pick your

language from the drop-down menu. Click ‘Apply’ then ‘OK.’

If your subtitles are in an external file (e.g., an srt file) then

you can select these when you open the video file by following

these steps:

• Go to File and select ‘Open’

• Navigate to your video file

• Highlight the file name to select it

• Check the ‘Use a specific subtitle file’ box

• Click the button […] to the bottom-right.

• Browse to the location of the subtitle file

• Highlight the file name to select it

• Click ‘Open’ then ‘OK’

To join the external subtitle file permanently to your video, use

the DivXMuxGUI tool in the same way you would join your

audio files.

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External subtitles

If you want DivX Player to automatically detect a corresponding

.srt subtitle file, make sure you have the files named properly

and saved to the correct location. External subtitles can be

opened in text editors such as Notepad; but they must have

a subtitle suffix, such as .srt, rather than the .txt text file

extension. The .srt file needs to be in the same folder as

the video file and have the same file name of the video. For

example, if your video file is “myvideo.divx” the subtitle file

would be “myvideo.srt.”

If you are using foreign characters, you may want to save the

file in a different encoding format. Generally, the UTF-8 format

works well. To change the character encoding setting, open

the file in Notepad and select Save As > (All Files) Encoding:

UTF-8. Changing this will usually correct any display problems

associated with subtitles using character encoding other than

ASCII.

If your subtitles are not displaying, try disabling the advanced

hardware overlay. Go to Start > All Programs > DivX > DivX

Codec > Decoder Configuration Utility. Select the Decoder

tab and under Video Settings, uncheck the box that says “Use

advanced hardware overlay.”

Media library and playlists

To create a new playlist, click on the create playlist button

located in the bottom left-hand corner of DivX Player. (It looks

like a little folder with a “+” on it.)

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A new window will appear where you can name the list. Write

the playlist name and click ‘OK.’ Your newly created playlist will

appear in the Media Library.

You can now select your videos for the playlist from the Media

Library’s All Videos view by clicking and dragging the file over

to the playlist name, or by right-clicking and selecting ‘Add to

Playlist…’

To play movies in your playlist simply select the first movie you

wish to play and double-click or click the play icon.

You also have the following options when you right-click on

your playlist:

• Play Playlist

• Rename Playlist

• Add to Burn Queue

• Remove Playlist

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Download manager

The Download Manager is a tool that manages all the DivX

videos you download from websites selling DivX Video-on-

Demand (VOD) content. DivX VOD downloads require you to

log in to your DivX Player account for authentication purposes.

Once user authorization is complete, DivX Player begins

downloading the video file while displaying the completion

percentage. The time required to download a video depends

on the size and length of the video being downloaded and your

Internet connection speed. You can pause your video download

at any point during the download process. When you want

to resume your download, all you need to do is re-open the

Download Manager, choose your video and click the ‘Resume

Download’ link.

Another DivX Player feature is progressive playback which

allows you to watch files while they are still being downloaded.

By estimating your bandwidth DivX player is able to determine

if your download speed is faster than your playback speed

and/or you have downloaded enough of the video that your

playback won’t catch up with your download. This means if you

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have a DSL or cable connection, you may only have to wait a

few minutes to start playing back your 90-minute video!

Since DivX VOD files are not streaming, you only have to

download the file once. Once you complete the download, you

don’t have to wait for the video to be pushed to your computer

again or be interrupted with variable bandwidth speed and the

annoyance of buffering, because the videos will play directly

from your hard drive.

Burning

Burning your videos to a CD or DVD in DivX Player is very

easy. There are two ways to burn videos to disc. The first

method is through DivX Player’s Media Manager and the

second method uses a file manager such as Windows Explorer

or a My Computer window.

From the Media Manager in DivX Player, right-click on the

file(s) you want to burn and select “Add to Burn Queue.” If

selecting more than one file, hold down the Ctrl key while you

select the filenames with your cursor.

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You can also add the file to the burn queue by simply dragging

and dropping the file on the burn motor (the big round button

on the right side). Just click on your video file to select it, drag

it onto the big round button and release to drop the file.

From the Windows file manager, just drag and drop the video

file from the Explorer window onto the big round button in the

burning pane of DivX Player. Click on the ‘Burn’ button to begin

burning your disc.

To delete a file from your burn queue, just click to select the

movie and press the delete or backspace key or use the ‘Clear’

button. You can select several files from the list to delete at

once. When deleting a file from your file manager, you won’t

delete the original file unless you select to do so.

The files are sorted in alphabetical order when burned to a

piece of media. Also, you can change the name of your disc in

the Volume Name text field.

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You can view the total file size or the space remaining on your

disc (DVD or CD) below the orange burning image. If the files

exceed the total size limit of your media, DivX Player will not let

you burn the files.

Click on the ‘Burn’ button to start burning your video file(s) to

your disc.

Once the burning starts, the disc will show you the burning

steps and the percentage of files burned. It will take only a few

minutes to burn files. Once this process is finished, a status

window will appear with the message “Burn successful, you

have successfully written X of X files to disc.” This window will

also give you the option to clear the burn queue.

Creating a DivX VOD account

If you are purchasing DivX Video-on-Demand (VOD) content,

you will need to create an account in DivX Player that will be

used to authenticate your purchases. This should be created

with the same email address that is used to buy the content

online.

If you do not currently use DivX VOD services, you do not

need to create an account. Regular, non-VOD DivX files do not

require authentication.

You can create an account in DivX Player to watch content

bought from DivX VOD services. Use this to validate your

viewing rights or register your DivX Certified devices. To create

an account open DivX Player, go to the Tools menu and select

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‘User Account.’ In the account log in window, click the ‘Create

Account’ button in the bottom left corner.

In the create account window, you will be asked for basic

information such as your name, email address and password.

Fill out all the fields then click the ‘Create Account’ button.

We’ll send you a confirmation email with a link to complete the

creation of your account. If you don’t see the email initially,

double check in your email junk folders as the account needs

to be verified before you can watch your DivX VOD content.

Changing account info

To change the details of your account, log in as usual through

the Tools menu. Once logged in you can change your name,

security question and answer, or password by deleting the

existing details and writing the new information in its place.

Don’t forget to click on the ‘Update Account’ button to save

your changes.

If you forgot your password, go to the Help menu and select

“Forgotten Password…” Answer your security question and an

email will be sent to you with a link to change your password.

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Using the Device Manager

If you’re tired of watching videos on your relatively-small

computer screen, why not kick back in front of your TV for a

more comfortable viewing experience or take multitasking to a

new level by taking your videos on the go?

If you have a DivX Certified device, the Device Manager lets

you set it up for viewing DivX Video-on-Demand content on

these bigger or smaller screens any time you feel like it. Any

DivX Certified device will play non-VOD files, but for DivX VOD

the device must be registered to your account.

You can access your Device Manager in the same way as you

create or log in to your DivX Player account. Just go to the

Tools menu of DivX Player and select Device Manager. (We’ll

explain more later…)

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DFX Audio Enhancer Plug-In

The DFX Audio Enhancer Plug-In trial comes automatically

installed with DivX Player. You can try the DFX Audio Enhancer

for free during the first 30 days after the software is installed.

Purchasing DFX

The DFX Audio Enhancer can be purchased at any time during

or after the free trial. To purchase, open the DivX Player and go

to Tools > Audio Enhancer… or just click the DFX button in the

playback control pane.

In the DFX window, select the ‘Help’ button, then select “Register

DFX…” to begin the purchase process. You’ll see a button to purchase

a DFX serial number that will take you to a check-out cart.

The purchased serial number can be entered here or via the Start

menu.

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Using DFX during playback

You may be wondering what exactly DFX is, or how it can

better your video experience.

Most of the digital audio in videos transferred via the Internet

is compressed to save space. This is great for sending files,

but the quality of the soundtrack is consequently compromised.

This is what is meant by “lossy compression.”

The DFX plug-in in your DivX Player restores the audio back

to nearly its original quality, delivering a richer, fuller and more

dynamic experience.

When you access the DFX Audio Enhancer window, five main

components affecting sound can be adjusted to your personal

preference for speech or for two music processing modes.

Simply click the square radio buttons to the left of the five

components to unlock access to the controls.

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When the mode’s button is green, you can use the slider bars

to adjust the levels of each audio enhancing feature.

Making DivX Player the default media player

The easiest way to make DivX Player your default media player

is to select a video to watch with the DivX Player. Right-click on

the file, roll over “Open With” and select “Choose Program…”

Now select DivX Player from the list and be sure to mark the

box labeled “Always use the selected program to open this kind

of file.” The DivX Player is now the default player for this type of

file.

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Finding DivX content

Finding DivX content

DivX video has been shared on the Internet since 1999. All

DivX video files will play back on any PC or DivX Certified

device. However, DivX VOD content comes only from a DivX

partner’s video service.

An example of free, non-VOD DivX video content that can be

found online is deviantART Film. The site features the DivX

media format as the default “high-quality” viewing option for

users. Check out some of the innovative DivX videos available

on the site by visiting http://browse.deviantart.com/film/. You

can watch these films and animation pieces on your computer

or download the videos to play them back on any DivX Certified

device.

About DivX VOD

DivX partners with VOD providers to offer you the opportunity

to rent and purchase video from a diverse group of sites. Any

DivX video content purchased from these VOD providers will

be playable on your computer by logging into your DivX Player

account or any DivX Certified device that you have registered

to that account.

The DivX Video on Demand (VOD) system uses DivX

Digital Rights Management (DRM), a security technology

infrastructure responsible for protecting copyrights while

enabling you to legally rent and purchase video online. For

more detailed information on how this works, read our DivX

VOD FAQ article.

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Finding DivX content (cont.)

In the DivX VOD system, content belongs to a user account

rather than individual computers or devices, so you can simply

log in to your DivX Player account on any computer with an

Internet connection to view videos. An internet connection is

required to play the DivX VOD content because DivX Player is

a network application that communicates with the video service

to authenticate rights.

In addition, thanks to the DivX Certified Program, DivX VOD

content can also be played on consumer electronics devices

that are DivX Certified. Every DivX Certified device is required

to support the DivX VOD system.

Device registration

If you purchase a DivX Certified device (DVD Player, TV,

portable media player, mobile phone, etc.) and have also

purchased DivX VOD content online from one of our partners,

you simply need to associate the device with your account

to view DivX VOD content on it. Once you have activated the

device for your account, you can burn the VOD content to disc

or other portable media storage supported for playback. Read

on for instructions on how to set up this capability.

Device Manager

If you have a DivX Certified device and purchase DivX VOD

content, then this information about the Device Manager is

relevant to you. If not, you can skip this section.