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DivX Radium Player description |
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DivX Radium Player is a a brand-spankin new update that brings a whole new spectrum of functionality to the venerable DivXPlayer
DivX Radium Player is a a brand-spankin new update that brings a whole new spectrum of functionality to the venerable DivX Player.
It includes Integrated burning, Media Management and Download Management.
DivX codec is based on the MPEG-4 compression standard. This codec can reduce an MPEG-2 video (DVD format) to ten percent of its original size. DivX is a digital video compression technology based on the ISO MPEG-4 standard.
Here are some key features of "DivX Radium Player":
Integrated Burning
The DivX Player can now burn .divx files and DivX AVIs direct to disk. Burning supports multiple files at once and CD-R or DVD-R media.
Media Management
The DivX Player now includes media management functionality to help organize your video collection. Keep track of videos and create 'collections' of related content.
Download Management
The player is now able to field multiple download requests and reflect their status within a management interface. You can sort your queue of pending downloads and they will download in order. Only the topmost file will be actively downloading at any one time. All download functionality will be available including pause, auto-resume, and progressive playback. Downloads can be in .divx or .avi format and be hosted on any http server.
Includes new DivX 6.1 decoder
The DivX 6.1 decoder is included for improved playback performance and video quality. Fixes outstanding issues with brightness and contrast settings.
This download is marked as adware because it displays advertisement banners or other type of commercials while running. What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Fixed: MP3 surround sound. Most notably, some files played without audio or played as 2 channel instead of stereo
· Fixed: Publishing problems
· Fixed: Issue of the DivX Player only showing up in the taskbar and off the screen
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