Circuit City DIVX commercial #2
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Nope- it was only on the market for about 9 months- September 1998 til June 1999. Its ambitions of taking over the entire home video market were very short-lived.
eyeh8nbc 2 years ago
i guess DIVX didnt last long, lol
KidAJonni 2 years ago
I jumped in around 1999 when I saw a player for $399.
digitaldave1234 3 years ago
Yeah- Disney was really hoping this would catch on since they thought they'd make a mint off multiple plays. Any DIVX disc could be disabled at any time as well, so if they decided to put a movie on moratorium or discovered naughty things hidden in it, they could render all existing copies unplayable. For once, the public rejected a stupid technology though.
eyeh8nbc 3 years ago
wow, that advertizing is so malicious. no late fees, and you don't have to return them, but no mention of having to pay each time you watch the damn thing.
RSammy 3 years ago
Beleived it or not, it took 4-5 years for DVD to drop under 199$. Bought mine for 800$ in 1997 at launch ;)
ryoohki360 3 years ago
That's what I'm saying make lol, ONLY $350 lol.
ladygirl99 3 years ago
Only $350 lol
makemebad35 4 years ago
God I hated that format! (at least the MP4 codec baring the name does a better job of being playable on most current DVD players)
ProductionX 4 years ago