Which DVD/Divx player for TV ?
- Thread starter Ragin_Ice
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thatz what the website says , i havent checked as yet .Techie#1 said:
About the lag in certain movies in my previous post , yea , its becos of the packed bitstream thingy , as prescribed by blady , got the s/w , it requires you u have the dotnet framework installed on your system , so got that too . unpacked the movie , and voila , its smooth as it shud be
. Mostly the xvid movies have packed bitstream.The unpacking is a very simple procedure , u jus got to uncheck the packed bitstream option and save the file , takes not more 30-40 odd secs , and doesnt increase the file size too or mebbe not by a considerable extent cos i cudnt notice it
. That makes me wonder , whatz the use of the packed bitstream thingy ? . Blady can u give a good link where i can start off with the introduction to various formats and the various encoding techniques . Thanks in advance .
Blade_Runner
Forerunner
One of the best http://www.doom9.org/ !
As for packed bitstream its used to avoid frame lag and jerky playback i think. Also has to do with better seeking the file in divx players
As for packed bitstream its used to avoid frame lag and jerky playback i think. Also has to do with better seeking the file in divx players
Blade_Runner
Forerunner
Oh yeah ! its possible ! Only thing is the you dvp642k will end up as a big paperweight 
hyeah: !! OK jokes apart, its not possible to flash the firwmware on the 5106 to the dvp642 simply because they both use different chipsets. The 5106 uses mediatek chipset while the 642k uses vibratto chipset. So don't even try to think of doing anything like that unless u really want a paperweight. 
hyeah: !! OK jokes apart, its not possible to flash the firwmware on the 5106 to the dvp642 simply because they both use different chipsets. The 5106 uses mediatek chipset while the 642k uses vibratto chipset. So don't even try to think of doing anything like that unless u really want a paperweight.