Yay! DivX working perfectly (not sure why I had to do another download after the update, but there you go).
As the download description says, it's downloading the extra codecs required, which are stored seperately to the main dashboard.
Yay! DivX working perfectly (not sure why I had to do another download after the update, but there you go).
I was looking at the Xbox Originals .... 1200 points .... and thought it would probably be far cheaper to buy it as an original disc of an auction or something! (Plus with only a premium HD ... and games weighing in at the likes of 5.3GB for Psychonauts ... I wont have room for many!)
Works fine for me when not on live. I switched off xbox, unplugged the ethernet, switch on .... and the .avi's I had on CD-R still play fine.
There's no reason for MS to restrict it to only play them when signed into live!
When an item is purchased and subsequently downloaded for the first time, licenses to use the downloaded content are created and passed out to two separate locations. First, a license is created and issued to the console. This license enables all accounts to use this content freely, as long as the content is being accessed from said console – any profile being used on the console will be able to use the content while on the console.
Second, a license is created and issued to the profile used to purchase the item. This license is different in that it allows the profile to use the content on whichever console it currently resides on, but only if it is connected to live. Only the signed-in account can use the paid-for content – a license would have to be purchased on that console for everyone to be able to play. This seems to be where some people are getting tripped up – bringing a profile with a license on it to another console will not give the second console a license as well.
AC3 isn't listed as a supported audio codec ... again, from the same paste I did before:
1. What exactly does the Xbox 360 support for AVI?
Xbox 360 supports the following for AVI:
· File Extensions: .avi, .divx
· Containers: AVI
· Video Profiles: MPEG-4 Part 2, Simple & Advanced Simple Profile
· Video Bitrate: 5 Mbps with resolutions of 1280 x 720 at 30fps. See question number 11 for more information.
· Audio Profiles: Dolby® Digital 2 channel and 5.1 channel, MP3
· Audio Max Bitrate: No restrictions. See question number 11 for more information.
I have put 5 divx films onto a 4gig memory stick and they all play fine just plugging the stick into one of the 360s usb ports.
Its a true media centre now no need to stream from the pc or to convert files.
ahh, crap. I thought I saw else where that it said AC3, Obviously false info. Won't be checking till i'm back home anyways. Hey, Maybe Ac3 will work, And they forgot to tell us.![]()
so please tell me this divx/xvid functionality isn't restrticed to playing from disc and usb devices?
I was hoping to use wmp11 sharing in xp.
As it stands it still is inferior to xbmc as it can't play dvd images over a network.
Obviously those without xbmc will be delighted but I really want to get rid of the old box.
so please tell me this divx/xvid functionality isn't restrticed to playing from disc and usb devices?
I was hoping to use wmp11 sharing in xp.
As it stands it still is inferior to xbmc as it can't play dvd images over a network.
Obviously those without xbmc will be delighted but I really want to get rid of the old box.
Meh, dvds cost what 10p a disc