DivX Media Format Filters Build 1
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The DivX Media Format allows you to play DivX files in the most common media players using advanced features.
Currently only Windows Media Player is supported, but development is already underway for several other players. Developers can use the IDivXDemux header file to access the DivX Media filter interfaces.
Files in this bundle:
- DivX Video Decoder: DivXDec.ax
- DivX Media Filters: DivXMedia.ax
- DivX Settings Manager: DivXSM.dll
- User Interface Library: QT-DX311.dll
- Please be aware that these filters may exhibit intermittent instability issues, and should be installed on Windows XP only.
Files in this bundle:
- DivX Video Decoder: DivXDec.ax
- DivX Media Filters: DivXMedia.ax
- DivX Settings Manager: DivXSM.dll
- User Interface Library: QT-DX311.dll
- Please be aware that these filters may exhibit intermittent instability issues, and should be installed on Windows XP only.
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