Divx support?

[Koji_Kabuto]

Hello today probe to run two frames with Divx Videos and simply I do not work, not even I go MMF 2.
There is no support for Divx in MMF 2?
Thanks

[Koji_Kabuto]

Hello today probe to run two frames with Divx Videos and simply I do not work, not even I go MMF 2.
There is no support for Divx in MMF 2?
Thanks

[Joshtek]

Try the Direct Show, that should be able to cope with DivX so long as the user has the correct codecs.

[Joshtek]

Try the Direct Show, that should be able to cope with DivX so long as the user has the correct codecs.

[Koji_Kabuto]

Joshtek thanks but with the Directshow I can have 2 frames with video divx in full screen and to happen from one to another one without the resolution tries to change?
That happens to me with many of the extensions that probe in MMF 1,5 and gave that error me, among them VideoPro that loads videos wmv.
Greetings and thanks to answer.

[Koji_Kabuto]

Joshtek thanks but with the Directshow I can have 2 frames with video divx in full screen and to happen from one to another one without the resolution tries to change?
That happens to me with many of the extensions that probe in MMF 1,5 and gave that error me, among them VideoPro that loads videos wmv.
Greetings and thanks to answer.

[Paul_Boland]

Hi Koji.

Let me start by appologuising. I can see your English is not 100% and I have a bit of a problem fully understanding your posts.

I just wanted to let you know that DivX support isn't built directly into MMF. First, make sure you have the DivX codec installed on your computer. Can you run the movie files outside of MMF? If so, the codec is there. If not, you need to download it and install it from www.divx.com

You can use the DirectShow object to play the DivX coded AVI files. I used the DivX codec in my 3D Movie Production Tutorial and all ten movies were coded in it and played in my MMF application using the DirectShow object.

Also, check the paths to the files, make sure they are fine. The most common mistake I hit is putting in a comma (,) instead of the fullstop (.) when refering the file name.

[Paul_Boland]

Hi Koji.

Let me start by appologuising. I can see your English is not 100% and I have a bit of a problem fully understanding your posts.

I just wanted to let you know that DivX support isn't built directly into MMF. First, make sure you have the DivX codec installed on your computer. Can you run the movie files outside of MMF? If so, the codec is there. If not, you need to download it and install it from www.divx.com

You can use the DirectShow object to play the DivX coded AVI files. I used the DivX codec in my 3D Movie Production Tutorial and all ten movies were coded in it and played in my MMF application using the DirectShow object.

Also, check the paths to the files, make sure they are fine. The most common mistake I hit is putting in a comma (,) instead of the fullstop (.) when refering the file name.

[Koji_Kabuto]

Thanks Paul, really who my English is very bad, I speak in Spanish and I am of Venezuela. As far as the DivX already it loading with the DirectShow and I work myself in full screen (640*480).
But sometimes passage from a video to another one and remains congealed the video and the audio one continues sounding. Greetings and thanks,

[Koji_Kabuto]

Thanks Paul, really who my English is very bad, I speak in Spanish and I am of Venezuela. As far as the DivX already it loading with the DirectShow and I work myself in full screen (640*480).
But sometimes passage from a video to another one and remains congealed the video and the audio one continues sounding. Greetings and thanks,