kamiwa's Blog

Using Subversion as source code control and still looking for a good and affordable administration tool for your repositories?

 Pico Logic has just released Sublime 1.0. I've been beta-testing it for the last months and can highly recommend it. It comes with one free user license. So, in other words: It is free for personal usage.

 For commercial use it is sold on a per-user-license base. Single user license is currently 45.50 USD (Special Introductory Offer - 30% off).

I'm happy to inform you, that there's finally a new All-In-One-Pack available for DivX Connected Server 1.5. and the new DivX 7 Codec.

RAR: All-In-One-Pack-DivX7-Edition (2009-03-12).rar
ZIP: All-In-One-Pack-DivX7-Edition (2009-03-12).zip

For those of you wanting to see DivX Connected Server 1.4.x work with DivX 7, I just uploaded another All-In-One-Pack. In order to get it to work you additionally need the DivX 7 Installer.

RAR: All-In-One-Pack-DivX7-Edition (2008-12-25).rar
ZIP: All-In-One-Pack-DivX7-Edition (2008-12-25).zip

I updated the All-In-One pack to work with DivX Connected  Server Build 1.4.

- Included support for several new audio codecs
- Updated ffdshow and Haali splitter to latest versions
- Fixed the ffdshow video registry file. The last version resized the videos by default.

This time the pack comes in two flavours.

FOR DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO INSTALL THE PACK PLEASE SEE:
Playback more than just DivX - Revised Edition

 Hi kamiwa,

it is a pleasure sittging here with you in Berlin and geeking out on many weird things including chrome. Now it's here on kamiwa's blog as well, at least you did not have to post it.

--SeaBass--

Frostie, a member of the DivX Community, made an awesome tool for all web designers who want to integrate DivX video in their website.

Quote from his post: "I made my own gallery (with help from a friend) to help me from having to code all the newly added videos to the site. This will auto read all folders that contain .divx and .avi files in a root folder that you pick (default is \media). It'll auto build a dhtml menu from the folder structure. Click a file and it'll play in the player."

I know those are old (taken from the "Offical DivX 5.2.1 Guide"). But DivX decided not to publish any more recent ones.

So these specs are still valid.

It's offical now: DivX 7 will finally move from AVI container to Matroska. Alastair Mayo (DigitAL56K) who is in charge of Project Rémoulade at DivX, publicly announced it on the doom9 forums.

From http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1152183#post1152183