Play/Stream DivX Plus (MKV) & DivX (.AVI) on your XboX w/ Windows 7

[kickass36]

we dont need any of your fucking downloads

[LS1COUPE]

Alright, now the stuff i have has 3 diff audio settings. Divx will let me choose between them, however what about on windows media center???

[jeetsinghdhindsa]

@harratico at the time it was a separate download, but it's now provided in our main bundle. Just go to divx.com and download DivX Plus and click the check box for the Codec Pack in the installer

[harritaco]

fail video you cant download that preivew crap i found it but there was no download

[KYZAJAI]

can you do process with windows media player 11. If not can you do this another way.

[xxNuMb3r1GaM3Rxx]

so i can play both mkv and avi files

[Prashanth12344]

i did this and half my mkv files stream properly, half stream for about 10 seconds, then freeze for 2 minutes. Its not a network problem, i've streamed some files with double the video bitrate of the mkvs i've tried, and all those files worked perfectly. All DivX files stream seamlessly.

[PathKiller29]

yo i got around making an account!!!!!!!

[PathKiller29]

@PathKiller29 in other words u dont need an account at all!!!!!!

[MonoKulen]

You don't have to convert files. You can use codec packs, like K-Lite.

[YannickvDijk]

Somehow I can't imagine streaming 8 mb/s over wireless internet in order to display the Mkv correctly... But I might give it a try...

[XxJTCRxX]

@MagnusRulerHardt MKV is a container, it can hold a number of audio, video and subtitle tracks. AVI is also a container, that can hold again, a number of audio, video and subtitle tracks. So, yes, it can hold DivX plus video tracks. It's not about being the same.

[aakwon]

can i add subtitles to mkv or avi ?

please write how

[Leivonmies]

@aakwon You could try to put the subtitle file and video file to the same folder. Then you should give the video and the subtitle file the same name like "lol.avi" and "lol.srt".

[dikajenny]

@aakwon sure, download the subtitle and drag it to your player