DivX 11.16.0
User Reviews & Comments - 17 reviews
1.88
DO
don
6 Sep 2013
1/5Poor
lost all sound on all my video files, how do i get back?
Reviewed on DivX 11 10
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rgm
2 Nov 2011
1/5Poor
the whole package is the result of greed. it slows down computer. you buy everything and pay for the codec too! nonsense!! always go for any other damn thing on the net.
Reviewed on DivX 11 8.1.3
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DW
dw817
10 Apr 2011
1/5Poor
Ouch. Where to begin.
Let's see.
It's a big program, 46mb.
It took a long time to install.
I brought up VirtualDub, Virtualdub took a long time to load. It also took a long time to select the codec (locked up the computer for a bit each time I highlighted it in, they're doing something screwy there each time it's looked at).
I brought up a test video, tried to encode with it.
Then it crashed and brought up this message:
"Error Code 0x80044005"
Aaand it's a commercial codec, and they want money for their hard work ! Gimme gimme !
They're gonna have a long wait ! ☺
I'm running Win7/64-bit VirtualDub & tried TMPGenc Xpress, both crashed with it (and both programs took a LONG time to load too specifically because of DivX cause it's never acted like that before). All other codecs work fine.
I still recommend the top 3 codecs as #1 Google Video Codec, #2 XviD Codec and #3 Windows Media Video 9 Codec last.
Since this version of DivX actually slows down anything that even smells like it can play or edit an .AVI I must uninstall it to get the speed back on my computer, sad I know.
Reviewed on DivX 11 8.1.2 updated
Let's see.
It's a big program, 46mb.
It took a long time to install.
I brought up VirtualDub, Virtualdub took a long time to load. It also took a long time to select the codec (locked up the computer for a bit each time I highlighted it in, they're doing something screwy there each time it's looked at).
I brought up a test video, tried to encode with it.
Then it crashed and brought up this message:
"Error Code 0x80044005"
Aaand it's a commercial codec, and they want money for their hard work ! Gimme gimme !
They're gonna have a long wait ! ☺
I'm running Win7/64-bit VirtualDub & tried TMPGenc Xpress, both crashed with it (and both programs took a LONG time to load too specifically because of DivX cause it's never acted like that before). All other codecs work fine.
I still recommend the top 3 codecs as #1 Google Video Codec, #2 XviD Codec and #3 Windows Media Video 9 Codec last.
Since this version of DivX actually slows down anything that even smells like it can play or edit an .AVI I must uninstall it to get the speed back on my computer, sad I know.
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SE
sean
25 May 2008
1/5Poor
I'm also not able to use this on my dual core. It gives a thread processing failure about 1 minute into encoding every time. Tried different apps and settings, same result.
No other codec crashes like this for me, so this is crap.
Reviewed on DivX 11 6.8.2.9
No other codec crashes like this for me, so this is crap.
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Phoenix76
16 May 2008
1/5Poor
As mentioned before, No one really needs this bundle.
You can just use ffdshow SSE with Media Player Classic/Zoom Player or MPlayer with or with out GUI or front-end
Reviewed on DivX 11 6.8.2.9
You can just use ffdshow SSE with Media Player Classic/Zoom Player or MPlayer with or with out GUI or front-end
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J7N
28 Jul 2006
1/5Poor
Too much of everything is bundled in this package making it unnecessarily huge. For every component there is a free uncommercial alternative: XviD, AviSynth, DGMpgDec, ffdshow.
There is no point in downloading and running this installer. Don't stick to "toolbars" and trial limitations.
Reviewed on DivX 11 6.2.5
There is no point in downloading and running this installer. Don't stick to "toolbars" and trial limitations.
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